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December 7, 2015 15:36
Removed all command line calls for the Git import and replaced with the NGit library to significantly increase the performance.
All changes are now correctly checked, including edits that don't modify the file. This prevents us from having to do a status to verify whether we would create an empty commit. This now builds a project of 6000 files with 5000 commits under 10 minutes.
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Nice. But this seems to break the new "Continue sync" functionality and all commit times are 1 hour off, possibly a UTC conversion issue as I'm at UTC+1. Could you have a look into that? |
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The time zone thing is probably easily fixed. I'll have a look at the On Tue, Dec 8, 2015, 21:45 Rustam Abdullaev notifications@github.com
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I've made some improvements to your fork of the Vss2Git project. Your changes helped me a lot already to do the conversion, and I think these changes are good improvement.
What I did is basically remove the dependency is msysGit. Instead, I use the NGit library (my own fork of this because there were a few issues with it). This means that it doesn't start new processes anymore.
I've tested this on a project of 6000 files with 5000 commits and the whole conversion now runs in roughly 6 minutes.