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using this same architecture, it would be cool to build a serverless-git


I would have thought for sure someone would have already tried that, but regrettably trying to search for "serverless git" coughs up innumerable references to the framework that is hosted on GIThub

Anyway, I was curious how much work such a stunt would be and based on the git-http-backend docs <https://git.github.io/git-scm.com/docs/git-http-backend#Docu...> it seems like there are actually a manageable number of endpoints

I actually prefer their second scenario of splitting out access to the objects and pack files but since doing that would still require a function (or, ahem, a web server running) I suspect that optimization is not within the scope of what you had in mind


Isn’t GitHub already serverless git?




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