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Re: Speeding up workspace

From: Ruslan Sivak <russ_at_vshift.com>
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2009 13:31:49 -0500

Bert Huijben wrote:
> I suggested implementing this fix for 1.6 as the actual implementation of a
> stable fix is only a few hours of work (I could have completed this a few
> days ago).
>
> The sentiment on the development list (and irc) was however that the actual
> fix should wait for 1.7. (Reasoning: Not needed for 1.7 and the performance
> is not worse than that of 1.0-1.5.. and that this should be checked
> thoroughly of course).
>
> (See the dev_at_s.t.o archive:
> http://subversion.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=462&dsMessageId=113
> 4340 and follow ups)
>
> Bert
>
>
I think it's really unfortunate that this will not get implemented for
1.6. I kind of understand the developers not wanting to make a big
change right before release, or else we'd end up with the types of
problems we've had with svn-merge property.

On the other hand, all this locking/unlocking really slows down large
workspaces. Is there anything we can do on the client side to overcome
this issue?

Is there a reason this is only a problem on windows and not *nix?
Perhaps something can still be done to make things a bit faster. For
example, I think Tortoise and Subclipse use a different order for
creating/removing lock files. Perhaps that speed things up a bit? What
about block size on the filesystem - does that have any effect?

Maybe there is a way to defrag the filesystem such that the creation of
these files takes less time? Put all folders together or something?

Just throwing things out there.

Russ

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