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Re: Commit memory usage

From: D.J. Heap <dj_at_shadyvale.net>
Date: 2003-12-10 03:49:41 CET

D.J. Heap wrote:
[snip]
> I'm also investigating some heavy memory use on the server (svnserve)
> and client (during update) when hundreds of files are deleted in one
> commit, but I haven't repro'd it on HEAD yet -- hopefully by this
> weekend I will have details if it repros on HEAD.
>
> DJ

I've just confirmed that these still reproduce on HEAD, but I won't have
time to dig into them further until this weekend. Recipe below for
anyone interested.

Recipe running HEAD (r7968) svnserve and client on Windows:

create empty repo
check it out

copy lots of files into the root wc folder (no subdirs)
    (I used the files -- no subdirs -- from Apache's docs/manual
     directory and apr-iconv's ccs directory)

svn add *
svn commit
svn co to a secondary wc for later use
svn del *
svn commit -- without the above patch, both the client and the
               server memory grow to huge amounts; with the
               patch the client stays steady but the server still
               grows

cd to secondary wc
svn up -- the client memory grows to huge amounts

DJ

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