Mirror Your GitHub Repo to Entire for Faster Git
Blog post from Entire
Entire’s Dispatch 0x0015 announces the preview launch of its distributed Git network, which lets developers mirror GitHub repositories across Australian, US, and EU regions to provide faster local access for agents, alongside the open-source ForgeMark benchmark used to test concurrent Git workloads. The company reports throughput of up to 25 times competing platforms and roughly 570,000 clones per hour from one repository, while introducing extensive CLI, web, storage, and infrastructure improvements. Key changes include regional authentication reuse and automatic refresh, expanded mirror-management commands, imported agent-session support, agent-oriented CLI help, and an opt-in ref-based checkpoint model intended to improve push speed and reduce read costs. The web platform adds mirror-status visibility, regional controls, improved repository browsing, run metadata, recovery options, and more resilient onboarding, while EntireDB receives performance, replication, security, storage-integrity, and job-reliability upgrades. Open-source projects also advanced through git-sync support for Entire URLs and finer branch exclusions, ForgeMark portability and CI improvements, and go-git’s adoption of Git Protocol v2 by default, hook support, and faster tree reading. Finally, Entire updated its Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and introduced a Data Processing Agreement.
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