On 9/18/2007 4:31 AM, Javier Kohen wrote:
> I noticed that running Revert on a project's root takes too long. From
> the console output it seems that Subclipse is invoking revert -N for
> each file instead of doing it recursively in one go for the whole
> project. Running revert for the whole tree from the command line on the
> same project takes very little time.
>
> This project has over 6000 files, most of which are generated by Apach
> Axis and cannot be split. In any way, since the command line handles it
> speedily and that seems to be the point of reference, I think it's worth
> considering the recursive revert option or something to that end.
I'd noticed that too.
I assume there's some reason for the current behavior, but I'd be
curious as to what drove that decision. Doing a recursive revert at the
command line *seems* to work; Subclipse picks up the newly unmodified
status when it refreshes the workspace, and the decorators go away.
Jay
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Received on Tue Sep 18 14:05:39 2007