Implemented deduplication for LFS downloads and enhance repo strategy…#31
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… resolution This commit introduces a mechanism to deduplicate in-flight LFS downloads, allowing multiple concurrent requests for the same object to share a single HTTP request. Additionally, it adds a new method to resolve the media strategy for a repository, ensuring that the strategy persists across VS Code restarts by reading from the local project settings. This prevents unnecessary bulk downloads in stream-only projects and optimizes bandwidth usage.
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Pre-release: 0.6.0-pr31-f2e9da9 https://github.com/genesis-ai-dev/frontier-authentication/releases/tag/0.6.0-pr31-f2e9da9 |
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This commit introduces a mechanism to deduplicate in-flight LFS downloads, allowing multiple concurrent requests for the same object to share a single HTTP request. Additionally, it adds a new method to resolve the media strategy for a repository, ensuring that the strategy persists across VS Code restarts by reading from the local project settings. This prevents unnecessary bulk downloads in stream-only projects and optimizes bandwidth usage.