The checkouts were fresh.
Well that's interesting, but I think we need a few more scientific tests. Here's my suggestion:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chris Case
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 12:31 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [CsMain] CVS vs. SVN numbers
1) Test 1: Fresh brand new checkouts of CS via CVS and SVN.
2) Test 2: Small commit of 6 files. ( make a test directory, and commit 6 new files. They can be anything we want.)
3) Test 3: Medium commit of 20 files. (again, done in the testing directory. Modfy the 6 files, and then add another 14)
4) Test 4: Insane commit of 200 files. (optional.)
I think the times off even the fresh checout, and the small commit would be awesome to see.
--Chris
On 3/3/06, Christopher Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I checked out crystal via CVS, and then via Subversion.
My times were:
CVS: -z3 22 minutes
SVN: 20 minutes
Note that I had a couple of errors during the Subversion download, so
SVN actually went a lot faster because I spent some of that time running
svn cleanup. The time posted is the complete time from start to
successful retrieval of the repository.
However, CVS did not experience any errors.
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Some notes: CVS has to attach to the server each time you add or remove,
making it a laborious, annoying process. (IMHO) SVN does all that
locally, making it faster. Submission times for both were very similar.
I experienced no errors submitting via Subversion.
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