Re: Various slow-downs

Michael Abbott wrote:
> I'm using TSVN 1.2.5 and my WC is 1.17GB (1.5GB when non-SVNd files
> included) in 21,084 files and 4,311 folders. We've had the same issues
> on TSVN 1.2.6 as well. Note that 10 minutes is an outside case (though
> I was careful to ensure that my Antivirus wasn't slowing things down at
> the time and that my machine wasn't compiling / linking / etc.). I just
> tried it from a standstill and it took 4 minutes. I was just speaking
> to someone with a 300M WC and he said that it often takes about 3
> minutes.

That is a pretty large WC, so doing the status check will be quite slow.
Was it ever faster (on a WC of that size)? Try the SVN command line
client and see how long 'svn status -v' takes from the top level of your WC.

One thing you should try is a cleanup from the top level. If file date
changes but content doesn't, SVN will do a byte-by-byte compare between
the working file and the pristine copy to determine whether the file is
really unchanged. Obviously that is very slow. Cleanup checks those
files and resets the stored timestamp to avoid that problem next time.
You can get that problem if you use 'touch' on your source files to
force a build.

Simon

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