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Sourcetree + minified files = SO SLOW

Sean Hill3

I've narrowed down the issue. If you have uncommited compressed / min files sourcetree bogs down so much. It just spins and spins. It took me about 10 minutes today to commit two files. THAT'S HORRIBLE! I believe it's an issue with whatever diff tool Sourcetree is using. Please fix this, I can't do anything with Sourcetree now.

Accepted answers

Seth

Try marking your minified CSS to not be diffed. See #1 here: http://delvarworld.github.io/blog/2013/08/10/dealing-with-compiled-files-in-git/

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Sean Hill3

What do you recommend me doing then? I'd really like to continue to use SourceTree, but right now it's just not performing quick enough after this recent update.

KieranA

The problem is that Git is resource intensive when dealing with diffs like that and also takes a long time to respond. The Git process maxes out causing some general slowness.

The diff SourceTree uses is Git. We call Git and get diff output from it.

Cheers

Seth

Try marking your minified CSS to not be diffed. See #1 here: http://delvarworld.github.io/blog/2013/08/10/dealing-with-compiled-files-in-git/

ppittle

Link is dead

Ronald Chanou1

I had this issue, and my solution was to mark the relevant file types as binary in the attributes file:

If it doesn't exist, create a .gitattributes file in the root of your project.
Add a line like "*.min.js binary" (without quotes)...change it to match whatever files you don't want to diff.