Re: svn log --ignore-properties option

2013-09-26 Thread Ben Reser
On 9/26/13 12:45 PM, Mark Moe wrote: > We found that about half the performance issue was solved by using > "SVNPathAuthz off" while the other half was solved by skipping that > big revision when doing svn log -v. Just the sheer transfer of all > those lines of text was a big hit even with SVNPath

Re: svn log --ignore-properties option

2013-09-26 Thread Ben Reser
On 9/26/13 2:34 AM, Stefan Sperling wrote: > This sounds as if the performance issue was on the server side. I ended up helping answer some of the questions behind this particular issue and you are entirely correct. > The client requests a list of changed paths if 'svn log' is run > with the --ve

RE: svn log --ignore-properties option

2013-09-26 Thread Mark Moe
> > This has caused significant performance issues especially with svn log. > > There reasoning was if they could ignore properties this would help combat > > these performance issues. > > > > Does this make sense? > This sounds as if the performance issue was on the server side. We found that ab

Re: svn log --ignore-properties option

2013-09-26 Thread Stefan Sperling
On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 09:59:54AM +0100, Patrick Sawyer wrote: > I believe this improvement request stems from the fact that Medtronic (the > customer) did a massive commit (to a very large change-set) setting the > properties of ~300k files. > > This has caused significant performance issues esp

Re: svn log --ignore-properties option

2013-09-26 Thread Patrick Sawyer
I believe this improvement request stems from the fact that Medtronic (the customer) did a massive commit (to a very large change-set) setting the properties of ~300k files. This has caused significant performance issues especially with svn log. There reasoning was if they could ignore properties