I work for Rasa. We host an open-source project on GitHub that allows folks to train their own virtual assistants. It’s a big repo, here’s the latest stats according to shields.io.
At the time of writing this blogpost you’d need to download 1.54Gb of code if you’d like to get started with a PR. That’s a lot.
Fix
There’s a fix though. Instead of using:
git cloneYou can use:
git clone --depth <depth> -b <branch> <repo_url>This way you can limit what you’ll download. You can point to a main branch and specify how deep you’d like to clone. You likely won’t need all the changes to be on disk so this can be a huge timesaver!