>> I've noticed that in some of my projects, it takes ages for the commit
>> dialog to populate (sometimes in the order of minutes - even for a
>> small project). What actually is it doing at this stage and what can I
>> do do speed this up?
>>
>> Most of the folders with lots of files in are ignored. So there are
>> probably only 100 or so files being version controlled (is there a
>> more accurate way to check without checking out to a new directory?).
>
> By ignored you mean you've set the svn:ignored property for them? Or do
> you just not show them in the commit dialog?
I mean that I have svn:ignore *.* set on those folders.
>> Is there anything I can do to speed this process up? Is it likely to
>> be the speed of my network/fileserver/workstation that's the bottle neck?
>
> If you have your working copy on a fileserver, then that's definitely
> the bottleneck. Especially if your automatic backup on the server
> changes the filedates.
No my working copy is on my local machine. Only the repository is on a
file server - and that's on a local 100M/bit network.
Nick...
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