Re: [TSVN] TSVNCache too resource intensive on large working

developer@bemy.demon.nl wrote:
> Just a thought: do we know the real cause for the reported
> performance hit during cache
> build-up? Could it be that only some WCs are affected and not all?
>
> Are there use cases where SVN performs significantly worse than
> usual, and is the cache
> affected by this?
> For example: if the WC timestamps are off and SVN must perform an MD5
> hash to determine if
> a file is really changed or not? Does that take much longer than it
> would in a fresh WC?

That's a very good point. Earlier versions of SVN also had a bug whereby
'Use commit timestamps' caused a timestamp mismatch in the entries file,
so this would always happen. It is fixed in 1.2. Also in 1.2, if you do
a 'Cleanup' it will repair any mismatched timestamps.

Could those people who are reporting speed problems try doing a
TortoiseSVN->Cleanup at the WC root. Maybe a long shot, but worth a try.

Simon

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