How does Git ensure data integrity in large repositories?
- Periodic manual checks by administrators
- Automatic garbage collection
- Ignoring large files during commits
- Disabling history tracking for certain files
Git ensures data integrity in large repositories through automatic garbage collection. This process identifies and removes unnecessary or unreferenced objects, maintaining the integrity and efficiency of the repository over time.
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