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[TSVN] Re: Severe performance degradation observed

From: Simon Large <slarge_at_blazepoint.co.uk>
Date: 2004-12-13 12:07:12 CET

SteveKing wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 04:19:30 -0600, Eric J. Smith
> <eric@ericjsmith.net> wrote:
>> I was about to report the same thing as well. When I go to my
>> SVNProjects folder which has a couple decent sized projects in it,
>> it takes about 10 seconds for Explorer to respond. I don't have the
>> "Recurse into folders to fetch status" option on either. I'm not
>> sure what happened, but I'd say maybe about 2 weeks ago this started
>> happening for me.
>
> Set the registry key
> HKCU\Software\TortoiseSVN\FolderOverlay to 0

Would you like to explain a little further ... ? There is nothing about
that in the docs.

At some stage, TSVN _has_ got much slower, but I am not sure when it
occurred. My report last week about uninstalling 7-zip was a red
herring. When I rebooted, it went back to being slow again. Not so bad
when the SVN data is in disk cache, but whenever it falls out of the
cache overlay update behaves exactly as the others have described.

There is a subversion bug which causes excessive sub-folder activity
when looking at the WC root folder, and it may or may not be fixed in
SVN 1.1.2 (the official fix is done, but won't be added until 1.2. There
is a patchup fix which may make it into 1.1.2)

But I think the TSVN slow-down has happened independently of that bug,
which has been around since SVN 1.0.

Simon

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