Remove unnecessary exec the process by filter wrapper#377
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This change improve git-lfs performance on Windows
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Cool thanks! Nice low hanging fruit :) |
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This change improve git-lfs performance on Windows, becuase Ms Windows function CreateProcess is too expensive (~0.2 sec per call).
This small change reduce my test repository clone time from 4970 sec to 4352 sec (1.14X faster).
See #376 for more details.