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Re: Poor performance in windows. Switching back to CVS

From: Jeff Smith <jsmith_at_robotronics.com>
Date: 2007-02-15 18:01:14 CET

On Thursday 15 February 2007 04:45, Jan Hendrik wrote:
> FTP synching e.g. Not everyone has his own live server standing
> in the own basement and not every hoster provides SVN to make
> the live copy just another WC. As long as _always_ done from the
> same WC there's no issue, but the moment you do it from a
[...]

My first thought was, what does FTP synching have to do with
Subversion? Do you mean that this is where you are getting your
timestamps messed up, and that's why you need a "--ignore-timestamp"
option? In that case I agree, the option is needed for quick
workarounds. At the same time, it would not be a solution to the
problem. I'd suggest fixing your messed-up FTP sync.

It might help to know how to use Subversion appropriately to sync your
personal repository with another. Speaking from experience, you don't
need a separate server in your basement, honest. Any PC these days is
a PS (Personal Server), even the same one you do work on.

> > What about comparing timestamps and filesize - if either differ
> > then the file must be a candidate yeah? I know this is still a
> > long way from perfect, but it would cover most of the cases that
> > people are concerned about.
>
> Would not catch the corrected typo issue though it might serve for
> general purpose without much (if any) of a performance penalty
> while significantly enhancing SVN's guessing about a file being
> modified or not. Anyway, if something like the proposed is done at
> at all I think a switch option that takes *all* guessing out of it
> would be by far easier - and serving the purpose much better.
>
> JH

"corrected typo"... CORRECT TYPO?? So you're the culprit! Correcting
a typo is definately changing content. Honestly, how can you claim
that ANY type of search&replace operations could justify preserving
the mod timestamp!?

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