It's true, it takes quite some time (more than a few minutes) but
indeed it does.
I have the ClamWin Free Antivirus. Maybe it is it that that is
blocking the tortoise.
Thanks.
Stefan Küng escreveu:
> On 28.07.2009 10:26, Paulo Augusto wrote:
>> I have Windows XP SP3 and a work coligue has the same OS and Service
>> Pack.
>> We have TortoiseSVN 1.6.3, Build 16613 - 32 Bit.
>>
>> Very frequently, when we do SVN Update operations, the process
>> TortoiseSVN.exe will get stuck on exactly 50% CPU usage (both of our PCs
>> are Dual Core, so it probably has one thread blocked at using it's
>> available CPU at 100%).
>>
>> Waiting won't make it go away, so it must really be stuck on some loop.
>
> I think waiting long enough will make it go away. The svn lib has a
> retry-loop implemented on Windows when it can't access files. This
> unfortunately happens a lot since virus scanners and other 'security'
> apps lock new files immediately and prevent Subversion from doing the
> final steps of an operation (i.e., accessing those new files again).
>
> If that doesn't help, try excluding your working copy folders from
> being scanned/monitored by your virus scanner.
>
> Stefan
>
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