Am 23.02.19 um 23:06 schrieb Vladimir Sitnikov:
As far as I see, we can have decent repository in case we massage
current Git mirror.
I've created a script for that: https://github.com/vlsi/jmeter-git-cleanup
Do you ever sleep?
It takes a couple of minutes (provided there's pre-polulated
jmeter_clone), and it produces the following:
https://github.com/vlsi/jmeter-git-cleanup-result
If you clone that, it transfers 120MiB, and working copy becomes
188MiB (53MiB sources + 135MiB for .git)
For the reference, current .svn folder is 80MiB.
Well, disk space is cheap nowadays. And I really like to have the
complete history around and be able to switch in seconds between the
different commits.
I've attached sample history around v4.0 which turns out to be
perfectly flat.
I see no attachement.
I did not remove/alter docs and/or javadocs, however it does look
weird to store javadocs side by side with the code.
Should I drop docs-x.y branches as well? What's the point with them?
Apparently old docs branches will still live in SVN, however I think
we should no longer create them.
We discussed dropping the docs folder some time ago, but were unsure,
whether it was needed somehow in the build process. When we look at it
again, we should really drop it. It is a nuisance at least to me, as I
don't bother to keep it up to date in between releases and I always have
to revert the changes in there before each commit.
Felix
Vladimir
