Performance optimization and new option #13
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I have not had a chance to look at this PR in detail, but how does the --os-rename handle directory naming issues? I think there are a number of scenarios that could lead to unintended consequences or failure scenarios. I am failing to see the use case where you would want the system of record (git) to reflect one operating system's viewpoint. Thanks. |
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Sometimes we have users, who have filenames in different case (from index) in their local copies.
To find all files in wrong case, and make them as they are in index, I have added new option 'os-rename' - it doesn't make any changes in index, but rename files in filesystem.
And I also make some performance optimizations, it's good for big repositories. It gives about 10 times processing speed boost on my repository.