Re: Committing crimes with NTFS-3G
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- Roman Sandu <r.sandu@gaijin.team>
- Date
- Aug 30, 2024, 12:41 UTC
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- <ffad4f8d-1fd9-4f2b-97c1-937576271a04@gaijin.team>
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- <b282c83c-2fa2-4e8e-b8bf-d42f28c17439@kdbg.org>
> I suggest that you don't switch OS on a whim and take the 8 seconds > delay once when you have to.
I am aware that git will refresh the index every time I switch OSes. That is NOT the problem I am having. The index is being fully refreshed on *every single* `git status` after I switch to Ubuntu, not just the first one!
On 8/30/24 07:58, Johannes Sixt wrote:
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> Am 29.08.24 um 22:43 schrieb Roman Sandu: >> To diagnose the problem, I ran git status with GIT_TRACE_PERFORMANCE >> enabled, and what I see is that the "refresh index" region is taking up >> 99% of the time. > > Of course. The stat information that Git on Linux caches in the index is > vastly different from that that Git for Windows caches. So every time > you switch OS, all files appear modified to Git. > > I suggest that you don't switch OS on a whim and take the 8 seconds > delay once when you have to. > > -- Hannes >