Estimate repository storage from working-tree and Git object measurements.
Enter available size measurements to calculate totals, object-store share, history overhead and simple cleanup targets.
du -sh . and du -sh .git provide useful local measurements. git count-objects -vH gives object-store details such as loose objects and packed size.
A large .git directory can indicate long history, large blobs, many unreachable objects or packed objects. Deleting files from the working tree does not necessarily shrink history.
Size estimates do not prove that a specific cleanup command is safe. History rewriting and garbage collection can change repository size and may affect collaborators.
Enter available size measurements to calculate totals, object-store share, history overhead and simple cleanup targets.
Use the input area to paste text or upload an existing file, then process it and inspect the generated result, warnings and statistics.
Use the supplied sample first, then replace it with a real repository export, configuration file, branch list or measurement report appropriate to this tool.