Push during Upstream Downtimes with Entire-Native Branches
Blog post from Entire
Entire’s Dispatch 0x001D introduces Entire-native branches, which let users continue pushing code during GitHub outages by storing ephemeral, region-local branches under the entire/unmirrored/ prefix without syncing them back to GitHub until they are merged later. The update also improves Git network performance and reliability by removing packfile read locking for faster concurrent cloning, enabling incremental repository maintenance for quicker clones and fetches, releasing repository names after failed mirror creation attempts, and allowing git-sync to resume interrupted large-repository clones. Additional changes strengthen go-git redirect request security and replace unreadable binary-file previews in Entire’s web viewer with a clear notice that binary files cannot be displayed.
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