Quoting "Gale, David" <David.Gale@Hypertherm.com>:
> I'm not sure I understand. Have you verified that there're several megs
> of data sent to the repository per commit? Subversion uses a binary
> diff, and only sends the differences, so if the only change is really to
> the file modification date, there shouldn't be any appreciable network
> traffic at all. (It may flag the files as having been changed, but
> that's relatively minor.) Have you watched the size of your repository
> grow?
>
> -David
Interesting. No, I hadn't verified; what I saw was the TortoiseSVN window
showing that each file was being sent at the commit. It is good to know that
this isn't then a network traffic or storage size problem, however it is still
a versioning problem for each file. For example when I browse the repository
right now, it says that each library was updated at revision 11, which isn't
really true from a programming point of view.
Rob
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Received on Mon Nov 21 20:35:24 2005