On May 1, 2005, at 11:07 AM, SteveKing wrote:
> Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
>
>> Aha, good point. So then the commandline client and TSVN would be
>> equal in this feature -- both browsing remote locks via 'status -u'.
>> Perhaps in 1.3, we can improve svn_client_ls() as you suggested, and
>> then both TSVN's repository browser and 'svn ls -v' would show remote
>> locks.
>> Anyway, it would be nice to know exactly how big the performance hit
>> is... it would be nice if you tried to show locks in ther repos
>> browser, just to see.
>
> I already did this morning (hey, it's sunday and nice weather on the
> balcony - real nice if you have WLAN ;) ).
> On the first try, the performance hit was immense. But then I called
> svn_ra_get_locks() only once on repo browser startup (together with
> svn_ra_get_repos_root(),
Great idea! I was going to suggest something just like this.
Hm, the commandline client's 'svn ls' routine could imitate this
strategy exactly too.
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Received on Sun May 1 18:28:16 2005