Accepting Incoming Changes (Updates) Slow [message #16099] |
Wed, 16 April 2008 21:07 |
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Originally posted by: mike.boxwoodtech.com
We recently switched from CVS to Subversion+Subversive and we love it.
Everything is working perfectly except updates seem to be taking much
longer than they did with CVS. By this I mean when we "Update all
incoming changes" in the "Team Synchronizing" perspective it takes about
1-2 minutes to complete for only a handful of file changes. This took
about 1-3 seconds with CVS.
I'm not sure why it takes longer since Subversive/Eclipse already knows
specifically what files are changing and how. It should just be a quick
update of those few files.
Our codebase consists of approximately 6000 text-based files averaging
about 2k each, but as I said we're typically only updating a few files at
a time. We're using the "Default SVN Kit (SVNKit 1.1.6
(http://svnkit.com/) r3855)" as our SVN Connector if that makes any
difference. We're on Windows Vista Business/Ultimate Running Eclipse
3.3.2 on our client machines. SVN is running though Apache on Windows XP.
I'd appreciate any advice you can give. Thank you for your time.
- Mike
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Re: Accepting Incoming Changes (Updates) Slow [message #16683 is a reply to message #16403] |
Fri, 18 April 2008 15:58 |
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Originally posted by: mike.boxwoodtech.com
It's very fast via command line (a few seconds). I suspect that
Subversive must be doing some extra processing after the update. I can
see the files update in the SVN console rather quickly. It then hangs for
about 1-2 minutes while it does some sort of mysterious processing. Then
it finally gives me back control of Eclipse. Once I have control it then
takes a few more seconds to update the navigator view.
We can live with 1-2 minutes for updates since we only do it once or twice
a day. I just found it odd since it was so out of line with how CVS
performed and how the command line performs. Thanks for your help.
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