Hi,
thanks for the information ....
but this is a "post morton" analysis ...
I will not setup the whole repoisitory again just to make
TortoiseSVN working
a few design steps will be usefull
1. just skip the third window at all
2. add a button saying something like show all or show
chunk for the guys need more information
the commandline edition of svn does not have this problem ...
-> conclusion: it is not an SVN problem
the problem is that the team of TortoiseSVN want to add
some nice eye candy ...
-> additional information for some users but a
blocker for the others
conclusion -> TortoiseSVN should be fixed !!
Question: who will do the job to fix this tool ?
Freundliche Grüße
Andreas Otto
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Robert Graf-Waczenski <rgw_at_lsoft.com>
05.11.2008 11:13
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Re: TortoiseSVN not useable for large SVN projects
Hi,
when we started with svn (about two years ago) we already had a rather
large project (migrated from Visual SourceSafe). Before importing all
files into the repository, we already knew that importing all files in
one "big bang" would result in a huge revision with a gazillion of
files. So we separated the import into several chunks with a more
manageable size. The chunks were still considerably large and also take
more than a handful of seconds to display in TortoiseSVN, but we can
live with this.
The issue you observe now will diminish over time as your history
evolves. Future revisions will affect less files and TortoiseSVN by
default only scans the most recent 100 revisions, so your "big bang"
revision will be hidden then. (To gain access to older revisions in
TortoiseSVN, there is a button on the lower end of the screen saying
"Show All". And if i click on something like "Show All", a small delay
doesn't surprise me too much.)
Robert
Andreas.Otto_at_versit.de wrote:
>
> Hallo,
>
> I have a problem using TortoiseSVN on a large SVN Repository
>
> What is my problem:
>
> 1. I have imported the whole snapshot from an other system
> (Dimensions) to SVN
> 2. the Repository has a size of ~4G
> 3. all files were imported in one step
> 4. on windows I want to use the *Repo-browser*
>
>
>
> 5. using the* Show log* option to look into the history
>
>
>
>
> 6 opens a new window providing the log history able to do
> diffs between different revisions
>
>
>
> 7 the problem is the opening the *Log Messages* dialog is
> blocking the whole application for
>
> >>> ~1 minute <<<
>
> the reason is that in the 3 textarea from top all files were
> displayed
>
> >>> ~ 100000 files <<<
>
> which were in the same commit statement as this single file
>
> -> a whole repository scan is done
>
> this information is nice to to have for small repositories but
> a killer for large repositories special if
> modification (like a initial load) were done in one single step
>
> for me this information is totally useless and the blocking is
> unacceptable
>
> -> the maximum blocking timeout acceptable for me is
>
> >>> ~ 3 seconds <<<
>
> -> *what I can do to make the TortoiseSVN useable ?*
>
>
>
> mfg
>
> Andreas Otto
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