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When code is pushed to a repository, there is output sent back from the server:
remote: .. Processing 2 references
remote: Processed 2 references in total
This seems like it is more debugging output than helpful information. It would make sense to see that output if the push operation streamed the response as it was processing it, but that is not in the git protocol (AFAIK) so it is printed all at once. Additionally, git already provides more detailed information about what was processed at the same time these messages are presented. For example:
Feature Description
Problem statement
When code is pushed to a repository, there is output sent back from the server:
This seems like it is more debugging output than helpful information. It would make sense to see that output if the push operation streamed the response as it was processing it, but that is not in the git protocol (AFAIK) so it is printed all at once. Additionally, git already provides more detailed information about what was processed at the same time these messages are presented. For example:
Proposal
Remove the redundant information about how many references were processed.
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