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When trying to submit too many files (e.g., their node_modules or virtual environment files). Ideally these files should be ignored but they shouldn't cause our tools to break if they're not.
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This is an OS-imposed limit. Things like rm, cp, etc. will break too for the same reason. We could let patterns be specified as strings and glob them ourselves I guess (though the number of patterns is still limited of course)
Yeah, I understand that. What I had in mind was detect whatever error message git shows up in this case and show a more friendly output with a hint or two maybe instead of saying "something went wrong". Alternatively, maybe we could run git add once per listing though that might end up being significantly slower.
Oh that's where the error is showing up, right. I forgot you can't specify files manually to check/submit50 anymore.
It's way way slower to run git add for each file even for something like finance. I remember making that change.
Hmm... I wonder if we can get that value dynamically and do it in batches. Otherwise we could find the lowest number that reasonable platforms allow and use that.
When trying to submit too many files (e.g., their
node_modules
or virtual environment files). Ideally these files should be ignored but they shouldn't cause our tools to break if they're not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: