Re: Long delay after commit

Am 24.01.2011 09:15, schrieb Andreas Stieger:
> Hi,
>
> On Monday 24 Jan 2011 07:57:28 Stefan Wild wrote:
>> I have the same problem for some months now, but didn't know how to tell...
>> we have no script hooks, neither for commit nor for update. We now have
>> about 5600 files (~70MB) at Revision 6000+, and there's a delay of about
>> 30s after the final "xxx Bytes transferred in x minute(s) and xx
>> second(s)" appears, even if no data was updated or just a single small
>> file was commited. We use svn, version 1.6.2 on a Suse 10.3 server and
>> TSVN client 1.6.11. (It used to be faster)
> As Stefan Küng already wrote, this is caused by housekeeping work in your
> local working copies after a commit has gone through. WC-NG in Subversion 1.7
> should improve that.
Yes, but I wrote this because it delays

"even if no data was updated or just a single small
file was commited",

so that no "housekeeping" should be neccessary.
But let's wait for 1.7 ;-)

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