I can wait for the INFRA to be completed. No real emergency. For Git, I believe other developpers and you may like it, and I would enjoy it too. If one day we fully migrate to Git, it will be nice, but at the time you want to complete the migration. No hurry for me.
Marc. 2015-11-27 10:49 GMT+01:00 Martin Desruisseaux < [email protected]>: > Hello Marc > > I do not know how long it will take before INFRA take the task. I > suspect that the INFRA team is waiting for decisions from the Apache > board about foundation's policy regarding history rewriting in Git (they > are extensively debating this topic since a few weeks on > [email protected]). I also think that it wasn't clear that this issue was > blocking commits on SIS (probably I should not have flagged this issue > as "minor"). I will add a comment clarifying that point in the hope that > it reach the infra team. > > In the meantime, we could create a temporary SVN branch for continuing > the work. If the branch is not mirrored on Git, I think that we will not > have any problem when the branch will be merged to JDK8. > > Another possible solution (but it may take more time than the SVN > branch) would be to ask the infra team to fully migrate SIS to Git, if > we have a consensus on this list for that request. In my understanding > of the policy that seems to be emerging, we would be allowed to "push > --force" on branches (but not on master). > > What would be your preference? > > Martin > > > Le 27/11/15 07:37, Marc Le Bihan a écrit : > > Hello ! > > > > How long shall be commits avoided in JDK8 branch ? > > I have run a VisualVM session (a profiler) on the DBase III code to > > examine why it was taking 310 seconds (5 minutes) to load and read the > > whole DBase part of the shapefile of french cities outlines (36,500+ > > polygons to read). > > Mostly it was some log.debug that weren't well surrounded by > > isLoggable(Level) functions, and few others optimizations where useful. > > > > I succeded in making this time fall to 1.3 seconds which is better, > > and I would like to do a commit. > > > > Regards, > > > > Marc. > >
