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package housekeeping
import (
"context"
"gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitaly/v14/internal/git"
"gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitaly/v14/internal/git/localrepo"
"gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitaly/v14/internal/git/stats"
)
const (
// looseObjectLimit is the limit of loose objects we accept both when doing incremental
// repacks and when pruning objects.
looseObjectLimit = 1024
)
// RepackObjectsConfig is configuration for RepackObjects.
type RepackObjectsConfig struct {
// FullRepack determines whether all reachable objects should be repacked into a single
// packfile. This is much less efficient than doing incremental repacks, which only soak up
// all loose objects into a new packfile.
FullRepack bool
// WriteBitmap determines whether reachability bitmaps should be written or not. There is no
// reason to set this to `false`, except for legacy compatibility reasons with existing RPC
// behaviour
WriteBitmap bool
}
// RepackObjects repacks objects in the given repository and updates the commit-graph. The way
// objects are repacked is determined via the RepackObjectsConfig.
func RepackObjects(ctx context.Context, repo *localrepo.Repo, cfg RepackObjectsConfig) error {
var options []git.Option
if cfg.FullRepack {
options = append(options,
git.Flag{Name: "-A"},
git.Flag{Name: "--pack-kept-objects"},
git.Flag{Name: "-l"},
)
}
if err := repo.ExecAndWait(ctx, git.SubCmd{
Name: "repack",
Flags: append([]git.Option{
git.Flag{Name: "-d"},
// This can be removed as soon as we have upstreamed a
// `repack.updateServerInfo` config option. See gitlab-org/git#105 for more
// details.
git.Flag{Name: "-n"},
}, options...),
}, git.WithConfig(GetRepackGitConfig(ctx, cfg.WriteBitmap)...)); err != nil {
return err
}
if err := WriteCommitGraph(ctx, repo); err != nil {
return err
}
stats.LogObjectsInfo(ctx, repo)
return nil
}
// GetRepackGitConfig returns configuration suitable for Git commands which write new packfiles.
func GetRepackGitConfig(ctx context.Context, bitmap bool) []git.ConfigPair {
config := []git.ConfigPair{
{Key: "pack.island", Value: "r(e)fs/heads"},
{Key: "pack.island", Value: "r(e)fs/tags"},
{Key: "pack.islandCore", Value: "e"},
{Key: "repack.useDeltaIslands", Value: "true"},
}
if bitmap {
config = append(config, git.ConfigPair{Key: "repack.writeBitmaps", Value: "true"})
config = append(config, git.ConfigPair{Key: "pack.writeBitmapHashCache", Value: "true"})
} else {
config = append(config, git.ConfigPair{Key: "repack.writeBitmaps", Value: "false"})
}
return config
}
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