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Subject: Re: [RFC] send-pack: allow skipping delta when sending pack
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Jeff King <peff@peff.net> writes:

> What do you suggest for this performance issue, then?
> A manual no-delta trigger, or just going to get a cup of coffee while
> pushing (my tests showed 5-6x slowdown from deltifying)?

In the short term, give --depth to send-pack, would be better
than nothing.

I agree we should be able to do better.  But let me grab some
sleep now first ;-).