Le Sat, Jun 30, 2007 at 08:27:42PM +0200, Steffen Moeller a écrit : > Hi, > > I just checked out a prestine debian-med source tree and was interested in > the > sizes of the individual folders: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/alioth/debian-med/trunk/packages$ du -sh * > 2,6M amap-align > 236K bioperl > 1,8M boxshade > 9,5M clustalw > 33M ctn > 6,0M dialign > 120K fact++ > 200K gbrowse > 4,9M kalign > 404K libsbml > 224K mafft > 28M melting > 7,7M muscle > 8,4M perlprimer > 23M phylographer > 2,5M poa > 102M primer3 > 2,8M probcons > 136K proda > 7,0M rnahybrid > 9,0M seaview > 248K sibsim4 > 6,2M sigma-align > 27M treeviewx > > If we forget for a moment that there are users and developers that only have > a > dialup account, I still think that anything above 2.5M or so I would rather > see to be organised in the merge mode. It is just more fun then to download > the whole Debian-Med tree and possibly quickly fix a typo here or there > without bilding everything.
Hi Steffen, Many of these programs are very rarely updated, so I would rather push the limit up to a soft limit around 6-7 Mo, in order to keep all the command-line programs. It makes patching a bit easier if everything is in the svn. For treeviewx, melting, and maybe perlprimer, they are graphical programs, so yes, it is maybe too big to keep everything in the svn. For primer3, what a shock, I do not understand how I managed to waste so much space ! Sorry for the long download :( What is the most time-efficent method to migrate to merge mode ? At worse, we could juste delete and re-import. Complexity of the pacakges is low enough that we do not depend on the possibility to reverse past changes now. Have a nice day, -- Charles Plessy http://charles.plessy.org Wako, Saitama, Japan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
