Slow checkin over branches...

Hi ...

The last days I discovered a strange performance problem when checkin over
branches...
So what's the situation

I have a repos with the following layout

/project/head/some/sub/pathes/file

that contains the trunk. I am branching to

/project/<branch>/some/sub/pathes/file

My repos isn't realls small. Trunk and branches each contain about 50000
entries.... Imagine a change to a single file both in trunk and a branch.

I check it in with
svn ci -F <file_with_logtext> --targets <file_with_filestocommit>

<file_with_filestocommit> contains:
/project/head/some/sub/pathes/file
/project/branch1/some/sub/pathes/file

This takes for me about a minute(!) to finish!!!
When I am checkin each file alone each checkin takes about 1 second. Thats
fine.
But why is there that much difference in time???

I have the feeling that when checking in both files at once svn checks the
whole working copy tree for changes, because the harddrive where my working
copy is acts like mad. Wheras with single checkins this is not the case.

Any ideas?

Roland

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Received on Wed Oct 22 10:50:33 2003