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Sending the entire git-ls-tree every time we record build is too time consuming. So I'm now combining both approaches I've done in the past. 1. CLI would use advertised refs to decide files that the server hasn't seen. This should narrow the list down to less than O(n) for the amount of changes "n" 2. We'll send those BLOB IDs to the server to further narrow down what we transfer. This way, if there's a large amount of file transfer involved (say, initial import) and it fails in the middle, the next invocation will not attempt to send all the files all over again.
takanabe
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