Christian Thomsen wrote:
> Is there an upper limit to the number of files in a folder that can be
> committed?
>
> I have a folder with 2765 files and 10 more folders (the .svn folders)
> committed to a repository. Then I "added" another 112 files which
> worked fine. The "commit" (via WLAN and the internet to a remote
> repository) failed after about 50 or so files. The commit window just
> stopped, "cancel" didn't work, no more files were being transferred,
> and totoise hung. Each of the files is about 1kB large.
>
> winxp, tortoise1.3.4. 6692
>
> Thank you for considering this question, please cc to my address.
>
> Christian
>
> Just to be clear, when you commit, the only files committed are of
> course revision controlled working copy files. The .svn folders are
> part of Subversion and don't get committed too.
I think it's fair to say there shouldn't be such a low numerical figure
limit on the number of files that can be committed in one action. There
may be a physical limit imposed by:-
your local resources,
the Subversion server
or the network connection.
There have been discussions on the svn developer's list about a
particular Lunix distro which imposed a 1024 open file limit under a
particular circumstance so maybe you need to ask on the Subversion users
list if others have experienced your problem.
However my thoughts are that you may either have not waited long enough
for the network to transfer the diff data or the network dropped the
connection before the operation was completed. When you re-connected had
the commit succeeded?
Peter
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Received on Fri Jun 9 02:07:42 2006