Re: TSVNCache cache?

Hans-Emil Skogh wrote:
>> Is there an option for TSVNCache that allows it to cache its data to
>> the hard drive?
>
> AFAIK this is done already, as long as you shut your computer off properly.
> See:
> http://svn.haxx.se/tsvn/archive-2005-03/0462.shtml

I actually mean something more like a _constant_ cache where TSVNCache
uses the .svn folders to manage its own cache. Then it only has to look
at the top-level .svn folder of a sub-directory and know what icon
overlay to display.

>> (BTW, my TSVN database is now 626MB...70 revisions. A few
>> more revisions and it probably won't fit on a CD).
>
> Wow! That's almost 10MB per revision! May I ask what kind of files you have under version control that takes so much space?

A wide variety of text and binary files (mostly text files and a lot of
source code files). There is almost 17 years of programming-related
stuff that has never been under version control before that I spent this
past week dumping into TSVN. I ran a backup last night and the TSVN
database actually compressed an additional 12%...which, at that size, is
a fairly significant difference. I'm still not quite sure what exactly
is making my revisions so big since just about everything should
compress really well.

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