Thomas Schwinge wrote:
> I couldn't find this answered in the documentation: if, instead of
> exiting right away, a »git gc --auto« actually commences its housekeeping
> tasks, is it safe to interrupt (C-c, SIGINT) the original git invocation
> at this point, or might this cause any inconsistencies, data loss,
[...]
Heh.
If gc --auto happens in the middle of e.g. a rebase, then it's possible
that there were more commits that were supposed to happen later. You'd
need to run 'git rebase --continue' after interrupting the gc in that
case.
Interruption should never cause data loss, and as much as possible
commands should finish their work before running gc --auto. Please
let us know if some command is violating that.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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