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gix-testtools - tar only #1415
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Previously, compression was beneficial due to storage in `git-lfs`. Now, storing (mostly) non-binary files is actually better moving forward.
These aren't quite as binary and Git can nicely delta-compress changes to them.
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These are the changed archives generated by fixture scripts by running `cargo nextest run --all --no-fail-fast` on an Ubuntu 22.04 system. (All tests passed, as expected.) The changed archives divide into two cases. First, there are those that are changed due to the stylistic changes to heredocs in the preceding commit 2641f8b (which change the CRC32 hashes of the scripts and thus cause archives to be regenerated): * gix-index/tests/fixtures/generated-archives/v2_icase_name_clashes.tar * gix-worktree-state/tests/fixtures/generated-archives/make_dangling_symlink.tar * gix/tests/fixtures/generated-archives/make_rev_spec_parse_repos.tar Second, there are those that were already being generated when the tests were run, rather than using the committed archives: * gix-diff/tests/fixtures/generated-archives/make_diff_repo.tar * gix-odb/tests/fixtures/generated-archives/make_repo_multi_index.tar These were being generated every time that `nextest` command was run on Unix-like systems (or at least GNU/Linux and macOS). I don't know why this was happening, but it suggests a bug somewhere. - That oddity precedes 55c635a (GitoxideLabs#1425), I just didn't commit the two archives not related to the changes being made there at that time, since unlike here, that was not a cleanup PR. - It precedes, or mostly precedes, the change in dcab79a (GitoxideLabs#1415). At least the first of those archives, make_diff_repo.tar, already behaved this way in its .tar.xz form before that, as noted in: GitoxideLabs#1361 (comment)
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These are the changed archives generated by fixture scripts by running `cargo nextest run --all --no-fail-fast` on an Ubuntu 22.04 system. (All tests passed, as expected.) The changed archives divide into two cases. First, there are those that are changed due to the stylistic changes to heredocs in the preceding commit 2641f8b (which change the CRC32 hashes of the scripts and thus cause archives to be regenerated): * gix-index/tests/fixtures/generated-archives/v2_icase_name_clashes.tar * gix-worktree-state/tests/fixtures/generated-archives/make_dangling_symlink.tar * gix/tests/fixtures/generated-archives/make_rev_spec_parse_repos.tar Second, there are those that were already being generated when the tests were run, rather than using the committed archives: * gix-diff/tests/fixtures/generated-archives/make_diff_repo.tar * gix-odb/tests/fixtures/generated-archives/make_repo_multi_index.tar These were being generated every time that `nextest` command was run on Unix-like systems (or at least GNU/Linux and macOS). I don't know why this was happening, but it suggests a bug somewhere. - That oddity precedes 55c635a (GitoxideLabs#1425), I just didn't commit the two archives not related to the changes being made there at that time, since unlike here, that was not a cleanup PR. - It precedes, or mostly precedes, the change in dcab79a (GitoxideLabs#1415). At least the first of those archives, make_diff_repo.tar, already behaved this way in its .tar.xz form before that, as noted in: GitoxideLabs#1361 (comment)
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Only keep
tar
files, now that git-lfs is a thing of the past.