Hi all,
I think it's no news that svn performance do suck
on Windows.
What I did not know, is that you can make it a lot
faster by disabling "fast indexing".
On your project folders, right click, properties, advanced,
and then disable fast indexing.
Cheers
Andrea
Thanks I am setting up a new box and had forgotten to do that ... your other tip about ignoring .svn as
part of your eclipse build process does wonders.
Jody
Hi all,
I think it's no news that svn performance do suck
on Windows.
What I did not know, is that you can make it a lot
faster by disabling "fast indexing".
On your project folders, right click, properties, advanced,
and then disable fast indexing.Cheers
Andrea-------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Jody Garnett ha scritto:
Thanks I am setting up a new box and had forgotten to do that ... your other tip about ignoring .svn as
part of your eclipse build process does wonders.
I found that Eclipse 3.2 simply ignores that settings and copies files
anyways, I don't understand why. The only effective way I've found is
to use a svn plugin that forces them to be ignored for good.
There are open bugs about that, can't remember the number.
Cheers
Andrea