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What is in .jj/repo/op_store/views and why is it 2.6GB?
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Was looking at disk space usage today and found that my I've tried both Anyway, why is it so big? What is it? And can I just delete it? Thanks! |
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Just as a git commit points to a tree that you think of as the contents of that commit, each operation points to a view which is kind of like its contents. jj can't remove views until they're no longer referenced by operations, so you'll need to first run |
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Right, thanks! That definitely worked 😄 I guess that's the kind of thing that people want with the automatic garbage collection too, right? I was surprised I had to do it manually, but I guess it makes sense that you don't wanna destroy people's op logs on a whim 🤷🏼 |
Just as a git commit points to a tree that you think of as the contents of that commit, each operation points to a view which is kind of like its contents.
jj can't remove views until they're no longer referenced by operations, so you'll need to first run
jj op abandon ..ID, whereIDis some operation ID before which you'll never need to restore to (I usually pick two weeks ago). Then runjj util gc --expire=nowagain.