On Feb 16, 2006, at 22:39, Ricardo Birmann wrote:
> Ok, lets say I have edited a few files (ten files or so) spread all
> around my many directories, so when I open the windows explorer on
> the first level under my project root most of the folders are
> marked with the red flag.
>
> I select all of them, right lick and choose "commit". I have to
> wait at least 8 minutes before the changed files list (where you
> are prompted for the commit comment) is fully displayed.
>
> Is that right?? I am guessing that subversion (or maybe
> tortoisesvn) is checking all files for modifications, although they
> had already been flagged "green" or "red" as in "up-to-date" and
> "modified"
I can only mention that I've seen long delays on my coworkers' PCs in
pulling up the changed files list, but no longer than about 2 minutes
I think for our largest projects (111MB, 3810 files in 477
directories, excluding .svn directories and contents). Note that the
speed-limiting factor is likely the number of directories, not the
number of files or their size on disk.
Other than that, this seems like a TortoiseSVN question, so you may
do better asking on their mailing list.
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Received on Fri Feb 17 00:48:46 2006