I guess you need to set up a proxy that goes through some rate limiter
code. It's not something I've done so...
There have been recent changes to help those who are on distant networks
where rate limiting is an issue (a problem in the other direction where
timeouts caused issues).
Try https://public-inbox.org/git/?q= <your terms here>
Philip
On 17/05/2019 10:46, Random Dev wrote:
Are there any plans for configuration options to limit the maximum
upload or download speed that git and git-lfs will use during pulls,
fetches and pushes? Currently the entire network I am on will become
unusable until any of these operations finish.
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