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Re: [TSVN] Slow right click in windows...

From: SteveKing <steveking_at_gmx.ch>
Date: 2005-05-26 19:36:58 CEST

Will Dean wrote:

> When you change a property on a file, is there something in .SVN which
> changes that we could watch? (A bit like watching 'entries', which we
> already do, but I have a nasty feeling there isn't one file like that
> which we could use.)

Since those files aren't (usually) visible in the explorer, it won't get
a notification from the filesystem watcher. That's why in those case our
cache isn't up-to-date until the user presses F5 to force the shell to
ask for the status again.
What we could do is to register our own filesystem watcher, but then the
question is: on which folder? If we do that on e.g. C:\, then we could
bring the whole system down (performance wise). If we do it e.g. in
D:\Dev\SVN\TSVN\src\TortoiseProc\.svn, then we'd miss changes in other
locations.

Stefan

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