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Re: Bloated rev file.

From: Oscar Fuentes <ofv_at_wanadoo.es>
Date: 2005-12-09 11:58:45 CET

John Szakmeister <john@szakmeister.net> writes:

> Can you provide a reproduction recipe? I can make to a change to a small
> file, and I only see a small rev file. Is the file located in the same
> directory as a lot of other files? If so, how many files are in that
> directory.

The file is on a directory with ~740 files.

> I have noticed that FSFS tends to write a full plaintext
> representation for directory contents more often that it probably should, so
> that may be what your specific problem is.

Is 800 files considered a large directory on the scenario you
describe? Too bad if the answer is yes, as the repo size is
skyrocketing due to commits consising on a few line deltas. It will
become worse as that directory is expected to contain thousands of
files on a year or two.

> As for the diff itself, we do use
> a binary delta compression on the backend, and the diff will be relative to
> the size of the change. You must have a great deal of files along the path
> to the file in question, or in the same directory as the file in question.

There are some large projects out there using svn that have
directories with thousands of files. I wonder how nobody noticed this.

Thanks for you input, John

-- 
Oscar
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