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Re: Blame Window Always Empty

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2011 09:48:21 +0100

On 21.02.2011 05:43, beef623 wrote:
> Ok, I used process monitor to capture both a successful and failed blame
> session from the same machine, one right after the other. For the failed
> session I'm seeing a sharing violation when tortoiseblame tries to open
> the svnXXXX.tmp.htm file (there are 5 consecutive createFile events, all
> failed with a sharing violation). For the successful one, it there are 4
> consecutive events on the temp file (createFile, readFile, readFile,
> closeFile). I also noticed that for the failed session, it looks like
> tortoiseplink didn't close the file until a hair more than 2 seconds
> after tortoiseblame tried to open it, while on the successful session,
> plink closed the file before the first listed event in the tortoiseblame
> chain.
>
> Another oddity I noticed (not sure if it's relevant or not) is that the
> successful and failed blame process lists (only the tortoiseblame
> events) start out the same, but on the 5th event in the list (createFile
> C:\Windows\Prefetch\TORTOISEBLAME.EXE-C4344B61.pf) the failed session
> shows NAME NOT FOUND. The two event lists differ quite a bit from there on.

I've increased the retries to 10 (5 seconds) now. Let's hope that's
enough...

Stefan

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