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So, we can see here that we're holding a bunch of packfiles, which explains why the used space is so much higher than the du total.
We keep the git2::Repository object around: I think I didn't know if it was expensive to create, and we only have two repos, so we just create the git2::Repository objects are startup, and then keep them as global state.
But that seems to cause a "disk" leak, over repeated fetches & repacks.
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We have a long-running daemon that does some stuff with a repository.
We noticed that the disk backing the repository was "full":
That might see illogical, but that's a hint that deleted files are being held open. If we
ls
our daemon's open files, that confirms it:So, we can see here that we're holding a bunch of packfiles, which explains why the used space is so much higher than the
du
total.We keep the
git2::Repository
object around: I think I didn't know if it was expensive to create, and we only have two repos, so we just create thegit2::Repository
objects are startup, and then keep them as global state.But that seems to cause a "disk" leak, over repeated fetches & repacks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: