Further lower the Git auto gc threshold #260
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It seems that JGit on Android is significantly slowed down by even small amounts of loose objects. I have long been aware that syncing Git repos tends to be snappy right after cloning, but then take longer and longer. I recently performed "git gc" on my main Orgzly repo, which was syncing very slowly. Its size went down from 9 MB to 3 MB, which may sound little, but the sync time dropped by almost 90%! See https://stackoverflow.com/a/16342938 for an explanation of how the threshold value works.
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It seems that JGit on Android is significantly slowed down by even small amounts of loose objects. I have long been aware that syncing Git repos tends to be snappy right after cloning, but then take longer and longer. I recently performed "git gc" on my main Orgzly repo, which was syncing very slowly. Its size went down from 9 MB to 3 MB, which may sound little, but the sync time dropped by almost 90%!
See https://stackoverflow.com/a/16342938 for an explanation of how the threshold value works.