[email protected] writes: > > Conclusions. > ------------ > > > The "size winner" is git, but only with the "gc --aggressive" command,
Well, just after sending this message I thought that I could try another approach, I wanted to find a theoretical "low" limit of the project size. The "git fast-export" of my project is a LONG text file of 152429135 bytes ~= 146 Megabyte which contains all the history uncompressed. Compressing with 7z I obtain a ridiculous small file of 2239762 bytes ~= 2.2 Megabyte (!) This could be regarded as the "information content" of my project (which does not contain any binary file, only text files, most of which are java source, many edits). So git, with its 7 megabytes, approaches this "theoretical" low limit... I wonder if this "theoretical low" limit of a project history could be defined. Lino _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
