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Re: Update to vss2svn.pl

From: Mladen Mihajlovic [H] <mladen_at_hixnet.co.za>
Date: 2004-05-27 09:14:45 CEST

Here's an idea: why not use something like Sqlite to store comments and
even file data? http://www.sqlite.org
There's a link to a perl driver here:
http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=SqliteWrappers
I think this would be faster than writing to files all the time.

Toby Johnson wrote:

> Steve Williams wrote:
>
>> 316 files into a VSS project of ~1100 files and it's output over 630,000
>> temp files so far. It has slowed down to about 20-25 files per hour.
>>
>> Sly
>>
>>
> Well, I'm pretty much at a loss then. I suppose I could include an
> option to delay extracting and saving the comments until the moment
> they're needed, which of course would slow down the whole process
> quite a bit also.
>
> Or I could split the history-recreation phase into two phases (for a
> total of, let's see, four phases I think). At first it would migrate
> the entire history without any comments at all, then go back and
> attach the comments to the proper revisions, extracting them from VSS
> one at a time.
>
> Of course, both of these approaches may very well end up taking just
> as long as it does now, but at least it should be much more scalable.
> Unfortunately, since comments are used to determine if multiple VSS
> commits should be part of the same transaction, delaying the
> processing of comments would disable this functionality. I could, in
> that case, use just author and date when grouping transactions, maybe
> checking to ensure multiple commits were within, say, 10 minutes of
> each other (VSS can be pretty slow when commiting lots of changes at
> once).
>
> Now that I think about it, splitting up VSS projects to migrate them
> individually isn't a good solution either, especially if you're
> migrating dates as well. I believe I've read on this list that all
> revisions must be chronological according to svn:date.
>
> As a side note, I have decided to open up a separate project for this
> script on tigris.org; more on that once it's approved. I still don't
> plan on supporting this very long-term, but at least this way others
> could more easily make changes, and we can also offload this
> discussion there.
>
> toby
>
>
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