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Re: 'svnadmin load' doesn't deltify enough.

From: John Aldridge <jpsa_at_jjdash.demon.co.uk>
Date: 2004-04-16 02:14:58 CEST

In message <002f01c4233d$16e30350$6608a8c0@starfruit>, Max Bowsher
<maxb@ukf.net> writes
>John Aldridge wrote:
>> In message <050e01c421b1$181df140$3d9b7ad5@starfruit>, Max Bowsher
>> <maxb@ukf.net> writes
>>> Would it be possible for you to make your abnormally large repository
>>> available for debugging?
>>
>> I've sent a (cut down) sample of the data to Max -- I'll wait to see
>> what he comes up with before posting the same problem over on the
>> cvs2scn list.
>
>Thankyou, I've analysed the problem.
>
>The problem is that each branch is creating another set of fulltexts in the
>repository.
>
>I don't know how deltification is supposed to work with branches, hopefully
>someone can explain that?

That would certainly account for it.

Most files in our existing RCS repository will have 5-6 branches off the
trunk (each branch mostly containing just a single revision with only a
$Id$/$Log$ change). In the RCS files, I believe these are stored as
deltas from the trunk branch point.

If, in subversion (at least as built by cvs2scn), each such branch is
duplicating the whole file, that would give a big expansion.

-- 
Cheers,
John
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