Re: Log function much slower than svn for very old revision

On 10.12.2014 01:25, Patrick Traill wrote:
>> I think the command-line equivalent to what TSVN is doing is not really
>> synonymous with asking for a single revision. If I'm not mistaken, it's
>> more like:
>>
>> svn -r 1316:HEAD -v log (url) | grep r1316
>>
>> Although, it does keep some of that information cached by default, as you
>> continue using the log feature.
>
> Very likely, and that is a terrible idea in my case!
> If I specify the range I want, why must I wait minutes (hours?) for Tortoise to scan tens of thousands of log messages it will do me no good to cache!
> It also loads the server and network for no good reason.

Only once. After that the log is cached on disk. Next time you do the
same, it will be very fast.
Just try it before you complain.

Stefan

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