create a worktree-tree without an intermediate index#4912
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Initially I didn't know where it would be beneficial to use
gitoxidetree editing capabilities, but now foundcreate_wd_tree()as candidate.Despite not exactly knowing why it's needed when applying a branch, it's easy for me to trigger it this way, while noting that it's also used
in many other places.
Baseline
735ms as baseline in the
GitLabrepository is quite respectable!After
Now it runs slightly faster at 549ms for a 33% speedup. However, the is likely going to be faster once it actually has to add objects, as these are now added in the main thread, while another thread is producing the status information.
Tasks
gixNotes for the Reviewer
index.add_all(). The 'control' part is particularly interesting as eventually, I'd really hope it's possible to avoid adding worktree files without user request.