I’m confused by the benchmark detail. It says that the “on disk” size for pgit is always larger than the git aggressive size, but then it breaks out just the pgit data size and says that’s typically smaller. If you’re using PG to implement this, don’t you have to account for the PG storage, too, in your comparison? My takeaway is that pgit always has a larger storage requirement than git aggressive compression. Or am I reading that wrong? Obviously, pgit also brings features like SQL querying that git doesn’t have that you might prioritize more highly. But the author seems to be pushing the storage benefit highly.