Linus Torvalds uses git for Linux. Linus is cool as well as Linux is cool. So is finding unintended uses for things. Therefore, if I use this gibak program, I'll be cool^3.
Would it be possible to push it to S3 too? I'm not familiar with the internal structure of a git repo, would it involve reuploading the majority of the data on a commit?
The code has grown and become more complex in the last versions because I optimized it until directory traversal + glob matching got sensibly faster than Git's own (git-ls-files --exclude-standard doesn't do exactly the same thing as find-git-files, but meaningful performance comparisons can be done with the -d -o and -m -o options). It's still much smaller than metastore (1/3rd or so) even though it does much more now, however.
It's got one or two bugs in the Gitignore support which I fixed later (and a silly bug in do_finally), but this code is simpler if you want to see what OCaml looks like in actual use (for a system tool, in this case). It's almost (if not actually, I don't remember) the "first version that typed", by the way.
Linus Torvalds uses git for Linux. Linus is cool as well as Linux is cool. So is finding unintended uses for things. Therefore, if I use this gibak program, I'll be cool^3.
It's simple math.