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Should be able to disable remote updates on start #128

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piotrb opened this issue Sep 13, 2011 · 4 comments
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Should be able to disable remote updates on start #128

piotrb opened this issue Sep 13, 2011 · 4 comments

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@piotrb
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piotrb commented Sep 13, 2011

On slow internet connections should be able to disable remote updates so that launching gitx can be snappy. It seems that every time gitx is launched with a repository it will connect to remotes to fetch or something.

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It seems? Can you give more details?

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piotrb commented Sep 13, 2011

I'm not sure how to get you the details ..

When I load up gitx from the cli within a project folder .. it takes a second or two to load .. while its doing that .. I see network activity to the remote server via littlesnitch.

If it does manage to load relatively fast, you can still see it connecting out to the remote on littlesnitch for a couple of seconds afterwards.

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I'm guessing the solution is to add a -n to the git remote show call in -[PBGitRepository infoForRemote:].

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piotrb commented Sep 13, 2011

ooh .. that's an all too familiar delay .. between git remote show origin and the -n version .. could be it ..

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