ScottKillen · August 17, 2024 15:05
diff --git a/git_repo_setup.sh b/git_repo_setup.sh
 #!/bin/sh

 # Enable Git optimizations for repositories with many files.
 git config feature.manyFiles true

 # Update the index format to version 4 for better performance with large repositories.
 git update-index --index-version 4

 # Enable filesystem monitoring to speed up `git status` and similar commands.
 # This uses the built-in fsmonitor on supported systems, reducing the need to scan the entire working directory.
 git config core.fsmonitor true

 # Enable caching of untracked files to speed up commands like `git status`.
 # This avoids repeatedly scanning for untracked files.
 git config core.untrackedCache true

 # Enable commit graph for faster operations like `git log`, `git blame`, and `git rebase`.
 # This precomputes and stores a graph of commits.
 git config core.commitGraph true

 # Automatically update the commit graph during `git fetch`, keeping it in sync with the latest changes.
 git config fetch.writeCommitGraph true

 # Optional: Enable sparse-checkout if working with very large monorepos.
 # This allows you to check out only a subset of the repository.
 # git sparse-checkout init --cone
 # git sparse-checkout set <desired-directory>

 # Optional: Enable parallel fetch and clone operations to speed up these processes.
 # git config --global fetch.parallel 4

 # Optional: Set the pack compression to a lower level (faster) during fetch and push operations.
 # This is useful in very large repositories. Not recommen ded for development!
 # git config pack.threads "1"
 # git config pack.windowMemory "100m"

 # Optional: Adjust the garbage collection settings to run less frequently.
 # This prevents slowdowns during frequent commits or fetches.
 # git config gc.auto 1000
 # git config gc.autoPackLimit 1000
	#!/bin/sh

	# Enable Git optimizations for repositories with many files.
	git config feature.manyFiles true

	# Update the index format to version 4 for better performance with large repositories.
	git update-index --index-version 4

	# Enable filesystem monitoring to speed up `git status` and similar commands.
	# This uses the built-in fsmonitor on supported systems, reducing the need to scan the entire working directory.
	git config core.fsmonitor true

	# Enable caching of untracked files to speed up commands like `git status`.
	# This avoids repeatedly scanning for untracked files.
	git config core.untrackedCache true

	# Enable commit graph for faster operations like `git log`, `git blame`, and `git rebase`.
	# This precomputes and stores a graph of commits.
	git config core.commitGraph true

	# Automatically update the commit graph during `git fetch`, keeping it in sync with the latest changes.
	git config fetch.writeCommitGraph true

	# Optional: Enable sparse-checkout if working with very large monorepos.
	# This allows you to check out only a subset of the repository.
	# git sparse-checkout init --cone
	# git sparse-checkout set <desired-directory>

	# Optional: Enable parallel fetch and clone operations to speed up these processes.
	# git config --global fetch.parallel 4

	# Optional: Set the pack compression to a lower level (faster) during fetch and push operations.
	# This is useful in very large repositories. Not recommen ded for development!
	# git config pack.threads "1"
	# git config pack.windowMemory "100m"

	# Optional: Adjust the garbage collection settings to run less frequently.
	# This prevents slowdowns during frequent commits or fetches.
	# git config gc.auto 1000
	# git config gc.autoPackLimit 1000