Re: Blame caching (was Re: Case study: Mono switches to Subversion)

On 2004-11-18 11:59:07 -0500, Michael Sweet wrote:
> Couldn't you just cache and update (as needed) the last blame results
> in the WC, i.e. add a "blame-base" subdirectory in the .svn directory
> which stores the last results of "svn blame" along with the then-current
> revision.

i thought about something similar for log caching but i would use
~/.subversion/cache/<reposuuid>/log/<file for each log message>

the log messages are maybe stored as xml or in the usual format from
svn. so a client would cache the log messages when running svn up and
svn log could check the cache before asking the repos. similar stuff
could be done for svn blame.

for the log caching it would be usefull to enable it per working copy. i
dont think it has to be enabled by default. but where should the
information about the flag be stored? in the WC?

just my 2 cents

darix

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