Hi List,
I am wondering if there is any storage limitation for the code on svn.osgeo.org? I mean if I create a sandbox on svn, do I have to care about the storage size of the sandbox?
Thanks,
Mars
Mars,
If you create a sandbox by cloning (svn copy'ing) something
existing then the cost is nearly zero. However, if you import
large external things into a sandbox and later discard the
sandbox we are still paying the cost of that space (forever).
Does that help?
We have some fairly large SVN repositories due to some
messy behavior like this. For instance, re-importing large
sub-libraries from release to release.
Best regards,
Frank
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 3:40 PM, Mars Wu <mars.wu@autodesk.com> wrote:
Hi List,
I am wondering if there is any storage limitation for the code on
svn.osgeo.org? I mean if I create a sandbox on svn, do I have to care about
the storage size of the sandbox?Thanks,
Mars
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