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Re: [TSVN] Windows explorer slow down

From: Molle Bestefich <molle.bestefich_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2005-06-22 12:41:54 CEST

Simon Large wrote:
> Exactly what? Sorry to be slow here, but if you're in a non-WC folder
> creating a new folder, what is there for TSVN to do that takes 100% CPU
> for several seconds?

We're seeing something that may or may not be the same.

We have several codebases in a repository, each of them about 2-5 MB
of web stuff.
When they're checked out, a non-versioned folder is added which is
about 3 GB of static content (images, pdf's, etc.).

Example folder structure:

web1/ <-- this folder svn:ignore's the "content" folder so it
wont get added to the repo.
  cgi-bin/
  js/
  content/ <-- this folder is not versioned - it's about 2-3 GB.
  images/

Whenever web1 is right-clicked, there is a 2 minute (!) delay before
TSVN finishes crawling even though the amount of versioned content is
only a couple hundred files / a few MB. I think that it's also
crawling the unversioned, ignored "content" folder, because in some of
the other codebases where the amount of static content is only 200-500
MB, it's considerably faster (10-20 secs or so before the right-click
menu shows).

Apologies if it's not the same I'm seeing, haven't been following the
thread closely.

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