RE: Revision graph speed

Jean
 
Highest Revision # is 9. It has ~10 branches.
 
I have another repository which has a few K code and 10 revision #. It
took a few seconds for TortoiseSVN to show revision graph.
 
It looks like both revision # and size of repository matter.
 
On 25/10/06, Tim Liu (gangliu) <gangliu@cisco.com> wrote:
> Jean-Marc
> I saw u reply in website but i didn't receive it in my outlook. sorry
> for deplay.
> Repository has hundreds of Mega.
> Is 1-2 minutes expected?

Again, that mostly depends on the number of revisions in the
repository (at least I think it does).

What is the highest revision number of the repo?
 
thx
 
Tim

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From: Tim Liu (gangliu)
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 4:49 PM
To: 'users@tortoisesvn.tigris.org'
Subject: RE: Revision graph speed

Jean-Marc
I saw u reply in website but i didn't receive it in my outlook. sorry
for deplay.
Repository has hundreds of Mega.
Is 1-2 minutes expected?
We are evaluating Subversion and compare it to clearcase. your input is
appreciated.
thx
 
Tim
On 21/10/06, Tim Liu (gangliu) <gangliu@cisco.com> wrote:
>
> Hi, Folks
>
> It took 1-2 minutes to show revision graph for a file. It has ~7
> revisions and ~12 branches. SVN client and server are in the same
subnet
> but different machine. Is it expected behavior?
>

That's dependent on the repository size (as in the amount of revisions).

How big is the repository you are using?

-- 
Regards,
Jean-Marc
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From: Tim Liu (gangliu) 
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 6:10 PM
To: 'users@tortoisesvn.tigris.org'
Subject: Revision graph speed
Hi, Folks
 
It took 1-2  minutes to show revision graph for a file. It has ~7
revisions and ~12 branches. SVN client and server are in the same subnet
but different machine. Is it expected behavior?
 
thx
 
Tim