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The command git sizer -v
is used to run the Git Sizer tool in verbose mode.
Git Sizer is an open-source tool that analyzes a Git repository and provides insights into its size and potential performance issues. It examines the repository's structure, including the number and size of objects (commits, blobs, trees), to give you a breakdown of the repository's size distribution and highlights any areas of concern.
By running git sizer -v
, you will get the output of the tool with additional verbose information. This may include more detailed analysis and explanations, allowing you to understand the factors contributing to the repository's size and potential performance concerns.
It's worth noting that git sizer
needs to be installed before you can use this command. You can find more information about it, including installation instructions, on the Git Sizer GitHub repository.