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SRabbelier

These should all be things we can tackle in a day or a weekend with relatively small knowledge of existing Git subsystems.

Is 8 threads optimal for git-grep?

grep.c has this:

#define THREADS 8

Which was added back in

SRabbelier

Day job: Student, Open Source Hacker
What is your language of choice: python
Open Source contributions: Git, Melange
How do you use GitHub: To host my clone of the git.git repo and to contribute to projects on github