A git repository is a content-addressable object store where objects go in indexed by the SHA1 of their content, plus a set of named references pointing at specific objects by hash. The on-disk format (loose objects as individual files, packfiles as delta-compressed archives with a separate index, a ref store split between a directory of files and a packed-refs flat file with a locking protocol that breaks on NFS) is an implementation detail. The protocol for synchronising objects and refs between repositories is what actually matters, and since git-the-program is just one implementation of it, you can swap the storage backend without clients noticing.
Web streams do provide clear mechanisms for tuning backpressure behavior in the form of the highWaterMark option and customizable size calculations, but these are just as easy to ignore as desiredSize, and many applications simply fail to pay attention to them.
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// Wait on the backpressure to clear somehow
My package YAML spec looks like this:
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