Content here is by Michael Still, mikal@stillhq.com.
Similarly to yesterday’s post about mirroring ONAP’s git, I also want to mirror all of the git repositories for certain github projects. In this specific case, all of the Kubernetes repositories.
So once again, here is a script based on something Tony Breeds and I cooked up a long time ago for OpenStack…
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For various reasons, I like to maintain a local mirror of git repositories I use a lot, in this case ONAP. This is mostly because of the generally poor network connectivity in Australia, but its also because it makes cloning a new repository super fast.
Tony Breeds and I baked up a script to do this for OpenStack repositories a while ago. I therefore present a version of that mirror script which does the right thing for ONAP projects.
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jeblair was kind enough to help me debug my problem with slow “git review” uploads for Openstack projects just now. It turns out that part of my standard configuration for ssh is to enable ControlMaster and ControlPersist. I mostly do this because the machines I use at Canonical are a very long way away from my home in Australia, and its nice to have slightly faster connections when you ssh to a machine. However, gerrit is incompatible with these options as best as we can tell.
So, if your git reviews are taking 10 to 20 minutes to upload like mine were, check that you’re not using persistent connections. Excluding review.openstack.org from that part of my configuration has made a massive difference to the speed of uploads for me.