On 2019-10-01 2:00 p.m., Pratyush Yadav wrote:
So here's what I propose: why don't we try to do something similar? What
about running `git-gc --auto` in the background when the user makes a
commit (which I assume is the most common operation in git-gui). This
would be disabled when the user sets gc.auto to 0.
This way, we keep a similar experience to the command line in case of
auto-gc, and we get rid of the prompt. People who don't want
auto-compression can just set gc.auto to 0, which they should do anyway.
Thoughts?
+1 from me.
M.
