Add the ability to reprioritize the backend #6921
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Implement git_odb_set_priority to enable backend prioritization. This will be useful for double-buffered mempack (read/write + read-only), allowing the read-only mempack to be safely written to disk.
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Sorry for the delay, I went down a rabbit hole of our documentation; of which I've just climbed out of. We had some discussion about this in the past and decided that we should not in fact support this. I'll have to dig that thread back up. I'm not necessarily opposed to this, but I'd like to remember what the original objections were, and the resolution. 🙏 |
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Implement git_odb_set_priority to enable backend prioritization. This will be useful for double-buffered mempack (read/write + read-only), allowing the read-only mempack to be safely written to disk.