2012/1/5 Stefan Küng <tortoise...@gmail.com>: > Hi, > > Due to a report on the TSVN mailing list I found that the CL client has the > same problem: > 'svn list' takes forever in some situations. > I don't know what the problem exactly is, but it's easily reproducable: > > svn ls http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/ -v --depth=immediates > prints one entry, then never returns (ok, maybe not never. But waiting 10 > minutes is not enough). > > however, an > svn ls http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/ --depth=immediates > (same command as above, but without the verbose flag) returns the entries > almost immediately. > I don't think that simply fetching the verbose info could take so much > longer? > > This is with svn 1.7.2. > The same works fine with svn 1.6.6 - haven't tested with later 1.6 svn > clients since I don't have that version ready here on my machine. > > using serf instead of neon doesn't help. >
http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/ The page has a lot of subdirectories (nearly 26000) The server is 1.6.12. Using client 1.6.17 (built by CollabNet, 32-bit, on Windows) it printed the first line in 10 seconds, and never printed the rest. I waited for ~1 minute. (Ctrl+C did not help, I had to unplug the network cable) Using client 1.7.2 (from TortoiseSVN, 32-bit, on Windows) the result is the same: the first line in ~10 seconds, the rest of data - ~never. 1.6.17: Removing "--depth" option does not change anything. 1.6.17: Removing "-v" the result appears in ~15 seconds and then takes ~10 seconds to print the listing to the console. I am using neon in both cases. Best regards, Konstantin Kolinko
