On Feb 25, 2009, at 8:18 AM, Oguz Altun wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> When I commit it takes almost 20 seconds to write "New_Version: ..."
> and another almost 40 seconds to give control to command line.
> My repository is huge though... 1.999 files in 126 folders making
> 537MB.. Also some files are binary...
> With a very small repository the process is very quick.
> Is there a way to make this faster at this point? Or not for big
> repositories for now?
> I am using fossil version "[472f9411ee] 2009-01-29" on winxp and on
> a win adv. server 2003.
> thx.
This will likely help:
fossil setting mtime-changes on
By default, fossil does an SHA1 checksum of all files in your check-
out to determine if anything has changed. This is very accurate, but
for large check-outs, this can take a long time. If you turn on mtime-
changes, then fossil just looks at the last modification time for the
file, which is much quicker, but can (under obscure circumstances)
miss changes.
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