>> Did you try compiling Subversion with the SVN_WC__SINGLE_DB and SINGLE_DB
>> defined in wc.h yet? (This enables the experimental single-db mode)
>>
>> It should give some impression on what you can expect with single-db. (I
>> think the current status is about 40 testfailures (9 in the upgrade
>> tests),
>> but it almost reduces the testsuite time by 50% compared to multi-db)
>
> I don't like to build the TSVN nightlies with such experimental features
> yet. Once the features get into trunk without compile switches, I will of
> course start using them. But as long as they're not activated, I think I'll
> stay away from those. Not just because they might be too unstable, but
> mostly because that means the APIs still change a lot and that's just too
> much work for me to adjust TSVN every time. There's enough work to be done
> in TSVN itself :)
>
> Stefan
That's a shame, those build of yours are handy - I've started some
testing of 1.7 already using the nightly builds of
svn/svnadmin/svnserve but I would love to test something closer to the
end-game (particularly single db) even with known bugs. I can
understand though why you're not building these combinations for TSVN
yet.
I'm not aware of anyone else doing nightly win32 Subversion binaries
so yours have been most helpful.
I'm using builds from here:
http://nightlybuilds.tortoisesvn.net/latest/win32/full/
--
Talden
Received on 2010-08-03 00:31:58 CEST