Re: Node origins cache rewrite

On Jan 24, 2008 10:04 PM, David Glasser <glasser_at_davidglasser.net> wrote:

> > Does the Python script to generate the cache still work? I wonder if
> > we could modify it or otherwise make it available for people to run on
> > some repositories to get an idea of the number of nodes in their
> > repository. It would be interesting to see how many nodes are in the
> > ASF repository. Perhaps we could run it on some of our large
> > repositories at CollabNet as well.
>
> I expect it ought to still work, yes. Though hmm, I thought you said
> your repositories are BDB?

What I was getting at, was that the script (turns out it is not a
script) could likely be modified to simply count the number of nodes.
We could then run it on some large repositories to get an idea how
many nodes they contain. As I said though, there is no point in doing
this unless there is a number at which point we would want to change
the design. As an example, if the ASF repository had over a million
nodes would we want to change the design? By the same token, we would
probably all feel better to learn that the ASF repository only had
10,000 nodes, were that the case.

-- 
Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
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