Maximum Number of Git URLs Removed

Question

Is there a limit - practical or otherwise - to the number of remote git urls that can exist in one git repository?

For example, consider having 10,000 push-urls on a given remote control. Is it just a matter of time to complete git push?

Answer 1

Remotes are usually tracked at .git/config. I did a test by running n=0;while true;do n=$((n+1));git remote add $n http://$n;donein the git repository for a while. He created 353,804 remotes before I pressed Ctrl-C. The size .git/configis only 100K (as @OzgurMurat points out, the size is wrong. It should be about 30M). I think the number depends on the maximum size of one file that is allowed on the system.

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