Johan De Messemaeker <johan.demessemaeker@wgaf.org> writes:

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>> Currently, AFAIK, that can only be done with a (trivial) script
>> external to git. I suppose this can easily be added to the core git
>> porcelain. Perhaps a "git gc --recursive" would do.
>>
>> It doesn't solve the problem, but makes it easier to solve it (git gc
>> --recursive in cron for example).
>
> I'm a git newb so I can be wrong here but ...
>
> Why --recursive? Why not use the submodule-information ?

all projects are not necessarily subprojects of each others.

I have ~/teaching/some-course/.git (well, almost) and ~/etc/.git which
are two unrelated projects, and to "git gc" both of them, I need
either a script, or two manual invocations.

(yes, I'm really talking about something trivial)

-- 
Matthieu
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