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RE: TSVNCache problem

From: <Stefan.Fuhrmann_at_etas.com>
Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2011 15:24:56 +0100

Hans-Emil Skogh <Hans-Emil.Skogh_at_tritech.se> wrote:

> >> From your description I guess this is an issue with a deadlock
> >> somewhere in the cache. I have a look at this, but deadlocks are hard
to
> >> find and to reproduce so this might take me a while to fix...
> > I got it once more today, and when I tried a little (aggressively
browsing
> > in explorer) I managed to provoke it a second time.
> > When the nightlies are built I'll download the debug symbols and see
if
> > I can attach to the TSVNCache process the next time it stalls.
>
> I got it again a couple of times yesterday. I successfully attached the
debugger to TSVNCache.exe,
> but didn't get that much wiser...
>
> Stefan^2, any hints on where to look? Any suspicions?

For a couple for days now, I had a similar issue
with my XP notebook but no time to look into it.

I just happened to encounter a slightly different
issue on my Win7 office PC: The TSVNCache process
would occupy one core and the OutputDebugString
log would show timeouts.

The reason was / is that I had 1.7dev working copies
in some older format and the SVN libs silently upgrade
them to format 24. That obviously takes quite some
time (minutes to hours per w/c). After that, everything
seems to be back to normal.

Tonight, I will check whether it's the same issue
on my notebook.

-- Stefan^2.

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