Prevent git clone from fetching blobs #12
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I'm not well versed in these intricacies about Git. I think I need to add some CI tests to make sure such changes don't change the output of the command (e.g. the data file is still the same). |
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git clone does a
fetchafter a successful clone, which defeats the purpose of doing--filter=tree:0as it seems like git will still fetch the file contents from the remoteAdding
--no-checkoutshould effectively prevent thisfetchand leave the clone without any blobs, just having the.gitdirectoryI am not 100% sure this is necessary but from testing on my own fork, this seems to do the trick (my fork has other changes to the git clone command to work with our branching structure).