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Does this mean git is backed by redis if i use the redis backend? #6
It means that the git objects (files, commits, etc.) files are stored in redis. If ssdb is API compatible with redis, the redis backend will work with it.
@hwongcom basically yes. Objects and refs get stored in Redis. Unless something changed, Redis backend can't deal with packed refs, so clones for instance won't work, if I understand correctly.
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t0xicCode commentedon Jul 22, 2015
It means that the git objects (files, commits, etc.) files are stored in redis. If ssdb is API compatible with redis, the redis backend will work with it.
charypar commentedon Jul 27, 2015
@hwongcom basically yes. Objects and refs get stored in Redis. Unless something changed, Redis backend can't deal with packed refs, so clones for instance won't work, if I understand correctly.