I rebased two of my repositories, since the first commits didn't really have to do anything with the project and there were quite a few larger files which have been removed since.
However after doing so, my repository size increased, so I wonder if there is any way to prune these files on the server? On gitlab there is housekeeping which seems to do just that.
I rebased two of my repositories, since the first commits didn't really have to do anything with the project and there were quite a few larger files which have been removed since.
However after doing so, my repository size increased, so I wonder if there is any way to prune these files on the server? On gitlab there is housekeeping which seems to do just that.
There is a garbage cleaning job which probably takes care of this, but we started to wonder why we don't see stuff getting removed. We're on it and testing it on codeberg-test.org and keep you updated here.
Can you keep the links to the original commits in case we need further testing?
There is a garbage cleaning job which probably takes care of this, but we started to wonder why we don't see stuff getting removed. We're on it and testing it on codeberg-test.org and keep you updated here.
Can you keep the links to the original commits in case we need further testing?
Also relevant: #339
I can't provide links from the other repo, since I pruned it locally.
Here is a link to the latest commit removed by the rebase:
https://codeberg.org/Captain4LK/SoftLK-lib/commit/375ca2e37242097db602d8aa9d180515a89a898c (diff), https://codeberg.org/Captain4LK/SoftLK-lib/commits/commit/375ca2e37242097db602d8aa9d180515a89a898c (full repo)
I can't provide links from the other repo, since I pruned it locally.
I rebased two of my repositories, since the first commits didn't really have to do anything with the project and there were quite a few larger files which have been removed since.
However after doing so, my repository size increased, so I wonder if there is any way to prune these files on the server? On gitlab there is housekeeping which seems to do just that.
There is a garbage cleaning job which probably takes care of this, but we started to wonder why we don't see stuff getting removed. We're on it and testing it on codeberg-test.org and keep you updated here.
Can you keep the links to the original commits in case we need further testing?
Also relevant: #339
Here is a link to the latest commit removed by the rebase:
375ca2e372
(diff),375ca2e372
(full repo)I can't provide links from the other repo, since I pruned it locally.