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RE: Overlay network share configuration -> explorer freeze/slowdown

From: Daniel Klima <danklima_at_gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2011 01:13:33 -0800 (PST)

> I have some code located on a network share. Normally I have TortoiseSVN configured not to display overlay icons on network drives, but since this was an exception I added the path to "Icon overlays"->"Include path" in Settings. The network path is mapped as a drive letter (Z:).
> This had some unfortunate side effects. When browsing the network drive the explorer got very unresponsive, hanging (stopped responding) for multiple seconds between each action. (Killing the TSVN-cache process always made explorer "unfreeze" right away.)
>
> Checking "Icon Overlays"->"Network drives" in settings solved the slowdown.
>
> Does the network drive overlay checkbox activate some extra fancy network drive handling logic that is inactive when it is unchecked? I would expect the checkbox to work as a generic include or exclude-filter, but manually entering paths (to any type of drives) should work, regardless of the checkbox settings.
>
> Running TortoiseSVN 1.6.99, Build 20842 - 32 Bit -dev, 2011/02/08 20:10:53 under XP.
>
> Hans-Emil

If TSVN is using entire core and WC is bit older (before ~14.1.2011) then it is updating wc.db to new format. If that is the case disable all overlays and make TSVN clean it up. It'll do update as part of process.

It is unfortunate that there is no warning. (With huge WC it can take days to finish or if you have large number of WCs...)

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