make multiple git commits without a refresh in between (until after push)
When committing multiple changes with GIT it takes several extra minutes, because it has to recheck for changes between each commit.
I have a large database and sometimes 10 or more commits to make in a row.
It would speed up a lot if it did not have to refresh in between each commit.
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Ludvig Derning commented
I was just about to commit this issue, when I found someone has already done it. (me)
Is this possible please, using GIT for making a lot of commits and one push should be a lot faster than using svn. Currently it's a slower.
Will this be fixed or should I turn back to using Subversion for performance?
Kind regards
Ludvig Derning -
Ludvig Derning commented
Is this possible, I see there are a bunch of suggestions close to this...