Re: Fail on commit of large number of files

2009/5/20 <webpost_at_tigris.org>:
> The server being committed to is a VisalSVN server running on Windows Server over https. There are 5,500 small files added in the commit, with an average size of 38.3KB.
>
> The commit is being done from an XP machine. The memory usage of TortoiseProc.exe continually ticks up, reaching well over 700MB. Eventually, the commit fails by crashing, and an error pop-up says that the program asked the Runtime to terminate it in an unexpected way.
>
> What is going wrong here, and how can I get my files into the repository?

This is a problem in the subversion library. Please report this on the
subversion mailing list.

Simon

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