RE: Overlay Icons flipping back and forth

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stefan Küng [mailto:tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 2:01 PM
> To: users_at_tortoisesvn.tigris.org
> Subject: Re: Overlay Icons flipping back and forth
>
> Please create the DWORD registry value
> HKCU\Software\TortoiseSVN\CacheTrayIcon
> and set the value to 1.
> Then kill the TSVNCache.exe process.
>
> After that, the cache process is restarted and it will add an icon to
> the system tray. A doubleclick on that icon will bring up a debug
> window
> showing all paths the cache is crawling.
>
> The paths might indicate which path (folder) causes the problem for the
> cache.

I did what you specified. Is there a way to log the output viewed in the debug window to a file?

After making the registry change and killing TSVNCache.exe, here's what I see:

The status icon says "Cached Directories: 6536; Watched paths: 5"

For about 15 minutes after killing TSVNCache I watched lots of "Crawling directory..." and "Invalidating and refreshing folder" messages scroll by. Then it seemed to become satisfied that nothing else needed to be done, and quiesced. After a few minutes there was a flurry of "Invalidating and refreshing folder..." messages for a path I hadn't changed. When I browse around my working copy with Windows Explorer, without changing anything, it seems to induce TSVNCache to crawl hundreds of folders near where I'm browsing. Then, after a short delay, there's another flurry of invalidations on folders it just invalidated a few minutes ago. Without a log file recording what's in the cache window it's hard to demonstrate this, however.

I'm using the "Include paths" facility with all disks un-selected to limit caching to a specific set of paths.

Is this normal behavior?

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Received on 2010-10-01 22:18:59 CEST