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Cygwin Git Performance

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NRNathan and Ila Reynolds <nathanila@gmail.com>
Date
May 21, 2019, 14:34 UTC
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I am not sure if this is the right mailing list.  If not, please redirect me to the right place.

I have Cygwin's git (2.21.0) and Git for Windows (2.21.0) installed on my Windows 10 machine.  I run the following command with each binary "git push --all" on a simple 2 line change to 1 file.  If I use Cygwin's git, then the operation takes almost 5 minutes.  If I use Git for Windows, then the operation takes almost 20 seconds.  I tried using --verbose to figure out why Cygwin's git is so slow but it does not reveal anything to me as to why.  What can I do to figure out why Cygwin's git is so slow? I am hoping that we can get to the bottom of this and it can be fixed to help all users.

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-Nathan
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