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Zeger-Jan van de Weg authored
The topLevelGroup used to be important for logging as GitLab used to store repositories in a directory structure mimicking the URL path. For example `gitlab-org/gitaly` used to be stored at `gitlab-org/gitaly.git`. Since 14.0 GitLab will no longer use the legacy storage format this field will always read `@Hashed`. If a field is always a constant, why log it? This change stops logging it. Changelog: changed
a2ba4b7cZeger-Jan van de Weg authoredThe topLevelGroup used to be important for logging as GitLab used to store repositories in a directory structure mimicking the URL path. For example `gitlab-org/gitaly` used to be stored at `gitlab-org/gitaly.git`. Since 14.0 GitLab will no longer use the legacy storage format this field will always read `@Hashed`. If a field is always a constant, why log it? This change stops logging it. Changelog: changed
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