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Commit takes too long time [message #667791]

Mon, 02 May 2011 05:04

Eclipse User

I have a project with about 20000 files.

When i do a commit, i stay stuck on the "calulating changes in selected repositories" window fore more than 5 minutes before having the comit panel where i can check the file i want in my commit.

Even if i select the directory where my modified files are before Commit, Egit scan the whole 20000 files ...

I try to make a "assume unmodifed" on some big directories where files are never modified, but it dosen't seems to speed up the commit ...

do i forget some thing ? have anyone an idea to speed up my commits ?

thank's

Re: Commit takes too long time [message #667838 is a reply to message #667791]

Mon, 02 May 2011 08:23

Eclipse User

- Which EGit version are you using on which platform ?
- I tried on Mac OSX on 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5 using EGit 0.12 with linux kernel repo (>30k files) and EGit takes 2-3 sec to bring up the commit dialog, so something must be different in your case
- is this a public repo ?
- does the repo contain a lot of large files ?

Re: Commit takes too long time [message #667988 is a reply to message #667791]

Tue, 03 May 2011 04:59

Eclipse User

Egit 0.11.3
on windows 7 (not my choice Sad

) with intel core i7
i commit on my local repo
the repo contains 20000 small files

Re: Commit takes too long time [message #670821 is a reply to message #667791]

Sun, 15 May 2011 14:31

Eclipse User

On 2011-05-02 11.04, Sylvain PRAS wrote:
> I have a project with about 20000 files.
>
> When i do a commit, i stay stuck on the "calulating changes in selected
> repositories" window fore more than 5 minutes before having the comit
> panel where i can check the file i want in my commit.
> Even if i select the directory where my modified files are before
> Commit, Egit scan the whole 20000 files ...
> I try to make a "assume unmodifed" on some big directories where files
> are never modified, but it dosen't seems to speed up the commit ...
> do i forget some thing ? have anyone an idea to speed up my commits ?
>
> thank's

Such a slow commit is a bug. It will always check all your files, but
it shouldn't take more than a few seconds unless you actually changed
a very large number of files.

-- robin

Re: Commit takes too long time [message #676010 is a reply to message #667988]

Thu, 02 June 2011 07:27

Eclipse User

Sylvain PRAS wrote on Tue, 03 May 2011 04:59

Egit 0.11.3
on windows 7 (not my choice ) with intel core i7
i commit on my local repo
the repo contains 20000 small files

0.11 was very slow. Try a recent build and you should find it much faster.

Re: Commit takes too long time [message #684480 is a reply to message #676010]

Wed, 15 June 2011 12:24

Eclipse User

With the 0.12.1 this is much faster yes.

But it always takes about 1 minute and an half.

Thanks

Re: Commit takes too long time [message #767983 is a reply to message #667791]

Mon, 19 December 2011 05:09

Eclipse User

I come back on this old topic, because it still disturb me and my work... i found that too long to commit on big projects.

But i found a workaround with use of GIT GUI. (http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/)

When i open my repository with GIT GUI, it propose me to compress the repository. I accept, compressing take few minutes, then when i come back in Eclipse, commit with Egit takes seconds when it was taking minutes...

Why doesn't Egit make this compression ?

Re: Commit takes too long time [message #768226 is a reply to message #767983]

Mon, 19 December 2011 14:43

Eclipse User

We are on the way to implement git gc in JGit [1] when this is ready we can integrate it into EGit.
Until then you need to use native git's gc [2] to collect garbage and compact the repository.

[1] http://egit.eclipse.org/r/#change,4705
[2] http://schacon.github.com/git/git-gc.html
and http://alblue.bandlem.com/2011/11/git-tip-of-week-gc-and-pruning-this.html

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