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Re: Weird performance problem

From: Han The Man <hantheman12_at_hotmail.com>
Date: 2003-08-18 18:28:17 CEST

>Well, keep in mind that 'svn list' is doing considerably more work than
>just hitting the URL in IE. 'svn list' involves making several different
>requests to the server to get various different kinds of information, where
>hitting the URL in IE just does one. Granted, it shouldn't be all that
>much slower, but it will always be slightly slower.

It's not slightly slower - it's a nightmare, at least 20 seconds to list the
top-level directory in even the smallest repository.

Is it possible to reduce the number of roundtrips? # of roundtrips may be
the real problem here. I'm accessing the repository over a 4 megabits
symmetric line, so bandwith is hardly the source of the problem (not that
anyone suggested that...)

>This isn't much of an answer to 'why is this so slow', but just so you are
>aware that you're comparing two things that aren't exactly the same.

I see - thanks for the enlightment. However, list'ing a repository this way
is just too slow - it kinda ruins everything. Import, checkout, etc... all
very slow.

However, I AM using 0.24 so hopefully upgrading to 0.27 helps. I'll post
again if it doesn't ;-)

About 0.27: I'm using linux on the server and windows on the clients. Will
there be binaries for the windows client anytime soon (like an installer) ?

- - -
That said - Subversion rules!

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