Re: TortoiseSVN show 100% CPU utilization on Win7

On 17 February 2012 00:01, michael sorens <birdwatcher42_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> I am writing a series of articles on Subversion and TortoiseSVN published on
> Simple-Talk.com (latest one here). I am working on a section about
> Collabnet's Subversion Edge so I generated a fresh Win7 VM and installed
> Edge as well as TortoiseSVN. The web interface to the Subversion server
> responds promptly as expected. As does the command line interface (e.g. svn
> log <file>). But attempting to do a show log on the same file from
> TortoiseSVN's context menu slams my CPU utilization to 100% and the
> operation takes anywhere from 12 to 20 seconds to complete. Checking the
> Apache logs confirms that it is likely a client-side issue with
> TortoiseSVN--the Apache logs do not show anything until the end of the delay
> period. Note that this delay is present with every TortoiseSVN command. Even
> repeating the same command twice shows no caching effect; the second try
> takes just as long. Any rhyme or reason to this...?

When you say every command, you mean Update, Diff, Update to Revision,
etc.? Or do you just mean every time you use TSVN->Show Log?

Note that the equivalent svn command would be svn st -v URL. The -v
makes a big difference.

The reason for the high CPU might be the access to the log cache. You
could try clearing or disabling the log cache and then you would see
the server being hit right away.

Simon

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