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Johannes Schindelin wrote:
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> On Tue, 17 Oct 2006, Sean wrote:
>>Aaron Bentley <aaron.bentley@utoronto.ca> wrote:

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>>>- - you can have working trees on local systems while having the
>>>  repository on a remote system.  This makes it easy to work on one
>>>  logical branch from multiple locations, without getting out of sync.
>>
>>That is a very nice feature.  Git would be improved if it could
>>support that mode of operation as well.
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> 
> It would also make things slow as hell. How do you deal with something 
> like annotate in such a setup?

For the particular case of annotate, bzr is designed to store
annotations at commit time.  So annotate should require remote access to
a small amount of data from two files-- not a great cost.

But our default form of checkout contains a local copy of all history
data, so that readonly operations happen at local speed.

Aaron
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