Please don't cross-post to the users and dev list--just pick one. In
this case, I think the users list would have been more appropriate, so
I'm trimming the cc line to that list.
On Fri, 2004-09-24 at 17:30, Jaap Vermeulen wrote:
> Everything has been working fine until I hit a directory with approx. 10332
> files in it (small HTML files, combined total size of 18.2 Mb). This seems
> to bog down SVN (or Tortoise SVN 1.1.0 RC2) to an enormous extent. If I use
> the command line svn command, it will eat up close to 100% CPU time for 10
> minutes or so on a commit.
Subversion has traditionally had some difficulties with single
directories containing many files. You might get better mileage using
the FSFS back end, which is optimized a little better for such
directories, if you're not doing so already.
> If I use the RepoBrowser and try to expand the
> directory with those files, the TortoiseProc will eat up 100% for a long
> time. If I try to open or refresh an explorer window, it goes to 100% for a
> couple of minutes.
Again, I think you might have better luck with the FSFS back end, though
I can't be sure.
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Received on Sun Sep 26 17:36:09 2004