On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 1:44 PM, Stefan <vorsichtphysiker_at_gmx.net> wrote:
> I'm new to Tortoise SVN. I created a local repository for testing and
> added three folders with the repository manager:
>
> One with 135 MB
> One with 890 MB
> and one with 64MB.
>
> The smallest folders needed about 10s to be added , the 135MB folder
> needed about 30s and the 890 MB folder needed several minutes. Is this
> right that it needs soooo long to add folders?
>
> I use Win7 64Bit, 2.53GHz, 6GB Ram and Tortoise SVN V 1.8.4 with SVN V
> 1.8.5.
I'm sorry, what is the "repository manager"? I'm not familiar with
anything in TortoiseSVN by that name.
What commands did you use to add the folders (specifically)? Where did
you place your local repository? Does that folder get virus scanned?
Where is your working copy (if applicable)? Does THAT folder get virus
scanned? Is it truly local or on a network share of some kind?
On a somewhat unrelated note, what on earth are you putting into SVN at
repository creation, that is nearly a gigabyte in size?
SVN employs compression of some kind in the repository, and compressing
a gigabyte of data might actually take a minute or two even on your
machine. But if everything is really local, I don't think I'd expect
"several minutes" on a modern machine. A quick check could be, how long
does it take a compression utility like WinZip or 7-zip to compress all
those files? If the time is comparable, then that's probably the reason.
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Received on 2013-12-11 16:41:23 CET