Philip Martin <philip.mar...@wandisco.com> writes: > Create two repositories with a pre-commit hook that sleeps for 20 > seconds. Start two threaded svnserve processes listening on different > ports. > > svnserve -Tdr. > svnserve -Tdr. --listen-port 3691 > > Commit: > > svn mkdir -mm svn://localhost/repoA/X1 > svn mkdir -mm svn://localhost:3691/repoB/X1 > svn mkdir -mm svn://localhost/repoB/X2 > svn mkdir -mm svn://localhost:3691/repoA/X2 > > All four commits complete. Do I need to cause the thread to spin rather > than wait for a hook script?
That's not right, it just tests commit contention. What I need to do is make the server spin while holding the txn-current-lock, that will require some temporary code. I still don't see how it can deadlock. -- Philip
