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I have a quite big repo with exactly 26731 commits, the GitKraken does not show any logs for this repo. It works fine on other repos but not in this repo, although it recognizes the branches and tags but it does not display any logs in any branch (as the below image).

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Things I have tried but didn't work:

  1. Adjust the preference to display all logs.
  2. Remove the ~/.gitkraken folder (to clear any destructive caches if any exists).
  3. Uninstall/Install the GitKraken with the latest version.

Environment details:

  • OS: Linux 4.15.0-70-generic x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
  • RAM: 8GB
  • CPU: intel core-i7
  • GitKraken's version: 6.3.1

Question:

How to make the GitKraken display the log's tree?

dariush
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I posted a solution for a similar problem in Gitkraken doesn't show branches and commits. But the problem described here lies closer to what my situation was.

I had a bloated repo that timed out if I tried to clone it, similar to your case. You can succesfully clone it with

git clone http://github.com/large-repository --depth 1

If you are not interested in the history. If you want to pull the history in later, run

git fetch --unshallow

(To any mods that feel this is a duplicate question to the one mentioned above then close the question, not the answer)

Yasper
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    `To any mods that feel this is a duplicate question to the one mentioned above then close the question, not the answer` why on earth closing an accepted solution to a question? the action would make the question remain unanswered while it got the answer! – dariush Jan 21 '20 at 19:02
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    A small update, I got a response from GitKraken's dev team: *"Thank you for using GitKraken! This is currently a feature request, as GitKraken does not support shallow repositories (cloning with the --depth flag from the CLI git). You would want to clone the entire repository in order to view it and work with the repo in GitKraken. I have also noted your interest in seeing this feature added to GitKraken."* So hopefully shallow copies will be better supported in the future; for now the fetch is a good workaround. – Yasper Jan 22 '20 at 09:40