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Re: Blair, re issue 1455 in v0.27

From: Files <files_at_poetryunlimited.com>
Date: 2003-08-25 17:56:26 CEST

Blair,

I didn't post the fix in the mailing list at the time.

I wanted somewhere that I knew I could get notified of an answer.

I posted the issue in issuezilla and asked if you guys wanted the solution as well -
 I had been messing with it for a week and finally got it to work correctly.

I got informed that my issue (which clearly identified svn_load_dirs) had nothing
to do with subversions proper functioning. So I figured, I'd just go on using my
corrected version, always overwriting the stock perl script.

Kinda strange when the main attraction for me in subversion was the vendor branches
and tags. Which were the same things that were causing havoc via svn_load_dirs.pl.

So I was very disheartened when I saw that the bug had been fixed in #1455 only
because a big name had reported the problem, and been ignored when a small time
operator had offered a fix, and at the same time glad that it been fixed at least.

Shamim Islam

Blair Zajac (blair@orcaware.com) wrote:
>
>Files wrote:
>>
>> Blair,
>>
>> Did you know that your issue #1455
>> (http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1455) which you reported on
>> 2003-07-31 15:16 PDT is really inapplicable according to Michael in issue #1356
>> (http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1356) as exhorbitantly long
>> processing times for large projects which I successfully reported along with a
>> potential fix or an offer to help code a fix on 2003-06-13 09:04 PDT, "since this
>> doesn't really have
>> anything to do with Subversion proper's usability."
>
>Patches to fix issues like this are always welcome. You don't
>have to ask to send them out.
>
>Also, I may have missed your offer to help, since I don't read every
>message to the mailing list, unless it has svn_load_dirs.pl in the
>subject.
>
>> Just on the odd chance that you're wondering, I used the svn_load_dirs.pl to
load 6
>> months worth of backups to 3 large codebases. The load took hours. And hours. And
>> hours. And had to be repeated at times, because the svn_load_dirs.pl couldn't
>> handle situations where there were newer files to be added as compared to the
>> original and so on. Those were minor irritants at the time given that the
repeated
>> restart (I had to even figure out a way to start where I left off instead of
>> starting over) requirement due to db4 breaking down every now and then.
>
>Have you tried the latest version of svn_load_dirs.pl that is distributed
>with 0.27.0? It fixes the huge checkout issue.
>
>I'll be closing 1356 since 1455 was the same issue.
>
>Best,
>Blair
>
>
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