Hi, welcome back :-) On Thu, 2010-12-02 at 16:21 -0800, [email protected] wrote: > This long-promised series adds some infrastructure for doing content-based > rename detection. Where possible, I've tried to match C git and/or JGit > semantics. I've tried to optimize where possible, and some rough testing on > git.git shows that we can do rename detection on a hot disk cache at > ~100ms/commit on average. > > Sorry for the delay on this (and the next series). It's mostly due to Shawn > Pearce going on leave right at the start of it, since he's been doing my > reviews for C/JGit compatibility. Thanks. I've started going through these and applied a few that were independent of the rest. With a bit of luck I should be able to merge the rest later this week.
I was wondering about the name "dulwich.diff". I might just have to get used to the idea, but it reminds me of diff files rather than tree diffs. I think a name like treechange would be more appropriate. Is there a term for this code in C git? Cheers, Jelmer
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