Re: Check-for-modifications (and commit) slow with svn:externals

On 02.09.2011 18:32, Franz Hirschbeck wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> we experienced a performance issue after updating TortoiseSVN from 1.6.x
> to 1.7.0-RC1.
>
> In our repository we have directories (lets call it A) which use
> svn:externals to integrate other directories (B, C) of the same repo in
> this directory.
>
> When I select B and C within the directory A and call
> Check-for-modification the performance seems to be ok (< 2 seconds).
> But when I call Check-for-modification of directory A the function needs
> about one minute. During that time it uses much CPU and I/O.
> This issue also applies to the 'commit' call behavior.
>
> A second issue is, that once started this function cannot be canceled.
> Pressing the cancel button does not have any reaction before the
> procedure returns, which needs the same time.
>
> Both methods seem to show correct results.
>
> Anybody knows what happens there? Looks like a bug to me.

There still are a few issues when converting working copies to the new
format if there are externals present.
Can you try a fresh checkout?

Stefan

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