On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 21:22:58 +0200,
SteveKing <steveking@gmx.ch> wrote:
S> > I also use a single folder where I keep all my repositories,
S> >
S> > I don't quite like the fact that all explorer operations are slower
S> > because TSVN has to check for the existance of a .svn folder in
S> > each and every SUBdirectory when I open a folder.
S> > ( if one opens a folder with ~200 subdirectories, explorer is already
S> > slow, but AFAIK with TSVN it even has to go INTO all these 200
S> > folders and check for a .svn folder. )
S>
S> If you place (from the next version on) a block file in such a folder,
S> then that won't happen anymore.
Why should he have to think about it in the first place and have to
place an additional block file in such a folder, unrelated with
TortoiseSVN ? I heavily rely on TortoiseSVN (and heartfully thanks the
whole dev team for this excellent piece of great software). But my life
and disks and directories trees are not *only* devoted to TortoiseSVN
working copies. I have much more other deep complex trees which have
nothing to do with TortoiseSVN. Why should I have to place a file
everywhere I don't want TortoiseSVN to lose its time needlessly ?
Doesn't it look cleaner/simplet to add a file (or a configuration
setting) where TortoiseSVN should act ?
There could even be a master flip-flop switch between two functional
modes:
[o] I want TSVN to operate in these locations only...
[o] I want TSVN to operate everywhere, except in these locations...
--
Olivier Mascia
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Received on Thu Jul 15 11:40:11 2004