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When I run magit over TRAMP, do a very large rebase (such as rebasing downstream changes on top of a new upstream release) and encounter a conflict, magit spends a lot of time inserting buffers for each commit in the rebase sequence to display the status. Since this is over TRAMP, each such insert requires network operations and it proceeds very slowly, to the point where I have to
quit
and lose the ability to operate on the rebase from within magit.It would be helpful to have an option to limit the number of such commits magit tries to display in the rebase status. I really only care about the ~10 commits surrounding the current conflicting commit. I don't care about things 1000 commits in the future. I think a simple customization option would be fine. By default it would be "infinite" to maintain current behavior but could be set to some integer to limit the work magit does on each conflict.
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