Git allows for empty commits using git commit --allow-empty which makes all those extra directories unnecessary as you can just create a long series of (empty) commits with just your message as the commit content. Safes on both I/O when creating all those commits and also when pushing things (one object per commit instead of up to 5) …
Git allows for empty commits using
git commit --allow-empty
which makes all those extra directories unnecessary as you can just create a long series of (empty) commits with just your message as the commit content. Safes on both I/O when creating all those commits and also when pushing things (one object per commit instead of up to 5) …