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My blog has ~250MB of [photos](/photos) in it (as I [archived my Instagram here](/posts/archiving-instagram-posts/) — _a decade_ of photos) which means that every time I want some files from [my blog's repo](https://github.com/by-jp/www.byjp.me) I've needed to pull down all that data to get at the files I want.
My blog has ~250MB of [photos](/photos) in it (as I [archived my Instagram here](/posts/archiving-instagram-posts/) — _a decade_ of photos) which means that every time I want some files from [my blog's repo](https://github.com/by-jp/www.byjp.me) I've needed to pull down all that data to get at the few files I want.
This isn't a problem on my laptop where I work on my blog (as it's already cloned), but I also keep my [IndieKit](https://getindiekit.com) config in there, and I don't want to have to clone an increasingly large repo every time.
This isn't a problem on my laptop where I work on my blog (as it's already cloned), but I also keep my [IndieKit](https://getindiekit.com) config in there, which I need to copy to the server it runs from. I don't want to have to download hundreds of MB (and growing!) of photo data every time I want to update it.
So I built `git-download-subpath`, which is a bash script around [git's partial clone](https://git-scm.com/docs/partial-clone) functionality.