Re: Very bad performance for update from synchronize view

>Just wanted to say that I noticed a good bit of speed improvement with
>the latest couple
>releases. I'm using JavaHL tho. Sounds like it doesn't make a >difference
>in this case.
>***
>Have you tried wiping out your working copy and re-checking it out?

No, I didn't try that.

>Does it work the same on other computers?

We have seen it on several computers, so it's at least not only one
bogus working copy that causes the problem.

>Does the command line or another (tortSVN?) svn client have any
>similar issues?

I wouldn't know how to do the same thing with the command line client,
because the command line client does not have a synchronize view. Would
I simulate it by calling 'svn stat -u' and then awking it to a list of
files to update and finally do the update in a loop, each loop
iteration updating one file? Same question with tortSVN: how do I
trigger the very same operation that causes the performance problem in
subclipse?

>Maybe misconfigured repository? Or, misconfigured repos
>location? Tried making a new location?

Hmm, what kind of misconfiguration of the repository could lead to this
kind of behavior? Any idea about which setting to look out for?

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Bernd Rinn