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- Dependencies
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- bytesize ^1.0.1 normal
- clru ^0.6.1 normal
- dashmap ^5.1.0 normal
- document-features ^0.2.0 normal
- git-chunk ^0.4.2 normal
- git-diff ^0.26.2 normal
- git-features ^0.26.5 normal
- git-hash ^0.10.3 normal
- git-hashtable ^0.1.2 normal
- git-object ^0.26.2 normal
- git-path ^0.7.2 normal
- git-traverse ^0.22.2 normal
- memmap2 ^0.5.0 normal
- parking_lot ^0.12.0 normal
- serde ^1.0.114 normal
- smallvec ^1.3.0 normal
- thiserror ^1.0.26 normal
- uluru ^3.0.0 normal
- git-tempfile ^3.0.0 normal
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Git stores all of its data as _Objects_, which are data along with a hash over all data. Storing objects efficiently
is what git packs are concerned about.
Packs consist of [data files][data::File] and [index files][index::File]. The latter can be generated from a data file
and make accessing objects within a pack feasible.
A [Bundle] conveniently combines a data pack alongside its index to allow [finding][Find] objects or verifying the pack.
Objects returned by `.find(…)` are [objects][git_object::Data] which know their pack location in order to speed up
various common operations like creating new packs from existing ones.
When traversing all objects in a pack, a _delta tree acceleration structure_ can be built from pack data or an index
in order to decompress packs in parallel and without any waste.
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