Re: [TSVN] Icon updating looks good (rev 4918)

Peter, please check the subject of this thread!
You're always replying to a thread which has nothing to do anymore with
neither rev 4918 nor with 'icon updating looking good'!

Please, if you find something new, start a new thread.

Peter McNab wrote:
> Testing Nightly rev 4961 of 17-Nov-05
> On XP, installed OK.
> Navigate IE in single pane mode to drive containing several revisioned
> WC folders.
> Icons trickle down folders and correctly show last known state of WC tree.
> Without further provocation (i.e. did not hit F5 or mess with files)
> TSVNCache sends celeron to =>95% CPU usage, which does not abate.
> Been going for over 1 hour.

You should know by now that if the cache uses > 90% CPU for more than a
really short time, it's broken and you should kill the process.

> On Win2K. rev 4961.
> Explorer in single pane mode navigated to folder containing a modified
> file.
> Committed file and waited some time but < 1 minute. The icon stayed on
> modified.

That's because if you commit, the file you commit doesn't change at all.
Only the BASE content of that file changes (and that's inside the .svn
folder). So the explorer ignores change notifications for such files,
because it knows that the file didn't change.

> Hit F5 and icon quickly flipped to unmodified in response.
> Sometime around this activity the dual core processor jumps to 50% usage
> and continues until TSVNCache.exe killed.
> Nothing seems to be able to send it into heavy CPU use after that.
> Did not take notice of memory behavior on Win2K box.

If you can ever come up with a recipe on how to get the cache to use all
CPU I'd really appreciate it.

Stefan

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