On Mon, Sep 1, 2014 at 12:59 PM, Elias Probst <m...@eliasprobst.eu> wrote:
> I've noticed, that (except of only a very few) nearly all SVG files are > committed as SVGZ to our git repositories. > > This has IMHO several drawbacks: > - every change will be stored as a single atomic blob > - git's internal packfile compression and deduplication can't be used > - no diffs for changes done to SVGs can be viewed > - batch-editing of files via sed/awk/… is way more difficult > > I'd like to suggest to implement a git hook which enforces SVG files > being pushed uncompressed. > The compression of SVG to SVGZ might happen when building release tarballs. > > What are your thoughts? Any reasons not to do this? > > - Elias P. > I think it's a good idea. Aleix
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