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Re: Externals

From: Simon Large <simon.tortoisesvn_at_googlemail.com>
Date: 2007-11-15 22:14:48 CET

On 15/11/2007, Valérie et Vincent <vincent.dupaquis@laposte.net> wrote:
> Stefan Küng a écrit :
> > braulio.horta@embraer.com.br wrote:
> >> First I'd like to thank TSVN Team for all support! I really think you
> >> are doing an amazing job with TSVN.
> >>
> >> I have two questions about svn:externals.
> >> 1st - Is it possible to show externals inside repo browser? (or at
> >> least show that there is a svn:externals prop set there)
> >
> > Since externals are handled by properties, it would be too expensive
> > to show them in the repository browser.
> Which does not mean it would not be usefull ... I agree that this
> feature has a cost, but I have the feeling you have overestimated the
> cost of that one, I would be interrested by a more fact-based approach.

The fact is that you would have to fetch the properties for every
folder visible in the repo browser, which means that number of server
round trips. This discussion has already been had recently on this
list concerning "additional columns in repo browser". OK, that was for
files and folders, but there could still be a *lot* of folders
showing.

I guess you could just get that info when you expand a folder at the
same time as you get the child info.

Simon

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