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While the filesystem lives in memory, the git repositories that are cloned are saved on disk. By default, they are saved in `$XDG_DATA_HOME/gitlabfs` or `$HOME/.local/share/gitlabfs`, if `$XDG_DATA_HOME` is unset. `gitlabfs` symlink to the local clone of that repo. The local clone is unaffected by project rename or archive/unarchive in Gitlab and a given project will always point to the correct local folder. While the filesystem lives in memory, the git repositories that are cloned are saved on disk. By default, they are saved in `$XDG_DATA_HOME/gitlabfs` or `$HOME/.local/share/gitlabfs`, if `$XDG_DATA_HOME` is unset. `gitlabfs` symlink to the local clone of that repo. The local clone is unaffected by project rename or archive/unarchive in Gitlab and a given project will always point to the correct local folder.
## Known issues / Future improvements ## Known issues / Future improvements
* ~~There is a race condition that could happen when interacting with git that needs to be fixed.~~
* ~~Cloning and pulling repositories is currently very resource-intensive, especially on large set of repositories. Need to track down what causes this to happen. For now, leaving `on_clone` set to `init` and `auto_pull` to `false` in the configuration avoids the issue.~~
* Cache persists forever until a manual refresh is requested. Some way to automatically refresh would be nice. * Cache persists forever until a manual refresh is requested. Some way to automatically refresh would be nice.
* The filesystem is currently read-only. Implementing `mkdir` to create groups, `ln` or `touch` to create projects, etc. would be nice. * The filesystem is currently read-only. Implementing `mkdir` to create groups, `ln` or `touch` to create projects, etc. would be nice.
* Code need some cleanup and could maybe be optimized here and there. * Code need some cleanup and could maybe be optimized here and there.