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Re: Bug? Import dialog progress bar

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-09-19 20:32:18 CEST

Nick Gilbert wrote:

> I have noticed that on the import dialog, the progress bar is
> meaningless. It just goes up and down on it's own and does not reflect
> the progress at all as far as I can tell.

That's something I can't fix in TSVN. The Subversion library doesn't
provide the kind of information you want.
The progress bar currently shows the amount of data transferred for
every file individually, and only for http/https transfers. That's
because *I* sent a patch for this to the Subversion guys. Since I don't
know the internals as well as others of Subversion, I asked them to
improve this and implement it for the other protocols too.
Actually, I asked for this way before Subversion 1.0 came out, see issue
#901 in the Subversion tracker about this.

> Before the job starts, it should sum up the sizes of all the files
> involved, then as the files are imported, it should update the progress
> bar to reflect the volume of data imported. At the least, it would be
> better if it showed the percentage complete by the number of files
> imported even if it doesn't do it according to size.

Please, please, please!
Go to the Subversion dev list and shout, cry, swear, stomp, ... - just
do anything you can to maybe finally convince them to do something about it!

Stefan

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