> Anyway, if you don't want to store the working copy for all
> files on the disk, you could make a writable working copy
> (and/or save away the original file) when the user does
> "svn edit". Then, you could still get diffs and reverts for
> free, with no repository access, and the overhead would only
> be proportional to the amount of files being edited.
I like that notion too. In fact that may make it even easier
to implement. I still think an entries file would be worth
keeping around for other potential optimizations though. But
the notion of only storing the duplicate file when you do
"svn edit" is a good one.
As for your comment about Moore's law, I agree in principle.
But I don't think we should go out of our way to prove it :)
Kean
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