Is there a way to speed up subrepo push?

[Hazzamanic]

I have a project with 10K+ commits. I have been using subtrees and submodules for a few components but both were causing a lot of headaches. I'm just investigating subrepo now. It's looking really good! One thing is that a subrepo push, a simple one file change, can take over four minutes. Is there some way I can speed this up? Is this normal?

I used subrepo checkout to set it all up, not init.

[grimmySwe]

Test out the branch issues/216-B and see if that speeds things up.

[grimmySwe]

@Hazzamanic Did you try the issue/216-B branch?

[Hazzamanic]

Sorry I was away for a while. I will check that branch out this evening. Thanks for the swift reply (and follow up) and apologies again for my lack of!

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[Hazzamanic]

Massive improvement, took a little under a minute, which is a hell of a lot more workable. Thanks!