On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 8:49 AM, Mark Phippard <markp...@gmail.com> wrote: > Just an fyi ... > > I am not sure what has caused it as all I have seen is a number of > commits from Bert that said they were eliminating SQLite queries, but > the performance test results have been showing the times for checkout > and update to be getting slower. For example on the relatively > lightweight test that uses our Subversion tree the time for checkout > and update on Windows has gone like this: > > Checkout Update > 1.7.0 r1085344 0:23.432 0:23.681 > 1.7.0 r1088721 0:33.175 0:23.681 > 1.7.0 r1089890 0:42.526 0:35.396 > > 1.7.0 r1085031 0:24.164 0:20.039 > 1.7.0 r1088319 0:18.782 0:14.172 > 1.7.0 r1090787 0:27.627 0:25.951 > > The first three are from my machine, the second three are from Stefan King's. > > Given the overlap in the builds we used I would look at what happened > between -r1088721:1088319
I would say to just ignore this for now. Even if I go back to r1085344 I am not getting that time anymore, so maybe something is happening on my system (or the growth in revision in my test repository) explains the problem? I also realized that since this is the first test run the OS caching of the repository files matters. Just running the tests twice reduces the times on the checkout. I am seeing maybe a 2-second difference on the checkout right now. Bert thinks he knows why and that it is temporary. -- Thanks Mark Phippard http://markphip.blogspot.com/
