Re: [TSVN] TSVN vs SVN Performance Issue

jwhitby@bankofny.com wrote:
> I've just repeated running "SVN LOG -V w:\myWC\a.txt" using both SVN
> 1.1.4 & SVN 1.2.0. Results below:
>
> Version Time FileMonitor Accesses
> 1.1.4 18s 37,829
> 1.2.0 290s 654,998!
>
> looks like a "real SVN bug" to me!
>
> As the OP said if you drop the -v results are very similar:
>
> Version Time FileMonitor Accesses
> 1.1.4 13s 31,756
> 1.2.0 13s 33,335

Thanks. I have forwarded this information to the SVN dev list.

> As I don't need the lock functionality of SVN 1.2.0 Can I use the
> TSVNCache from TSVN 1.2.0 with TSVN 1.1.7?

No. 1.1.7 does not use the external cache at all, I assume you want this
to make overlays useable on a network drive.

If you are the sole user, you could just move the repo to your hard
drive. Or install svnserve on a local PC. Either way you would have to
organise your own backup. Hopefully this will be fixed in SVN 1.2.1
which should not be too far away.

Simon

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