2012/3/24 Elmar Teitge <elmar.teitge_at_ultra-it.de>:
> Hello TSVN users,
>
> I have tried to check out the boost c++ library repository as a working copy
>
> on my local Solid-State-Disk. I experienced, that the boost repository is
> too large for that check out I want to do. So I decided to make a partial
> check out with dumping the sandbox items for my working copy.
> About 60 % of the working copy were created on the disk and I tried to dump
> the sandbox folder by doing an svn update command with the option "only for
> this item" to delete all subfolders for that directory.
> The TSVN update dialog was running over 30 hours and only one subfolder
> was deleted from the sandbox directory.
1. Maybe you selected wrong folder when invoking the update operation?
2. Note, that "svn update --set-depth" will remove the files and
folders from your working copy, but pristine copies of the files will
be still present on your drive.
You have to do "svn cleanup" to get rid of unused pristine copies.
(This is a known unimplemented feature and is mentioned in Subversion
1.7 release notes).
3. If there are modified files, ignored files, or files that it cannot
delete then Tortoise just plays safe and leaves them on your hard
drive. It deletes only files that are controlled by subversion and
have no modifications.
Use "Check for modifications" dialog to see what is the state of your
working copy.
> I am using the current TSVN Version 1.7.6.
> I am not sure if this is a conflict with the TSVNCache, or if this is a
> problem with subversion itself.
>
> Has anyone made experiences with that topic and is able to help me ?
>
Best regards,
Konstantin Kolinko
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