Andrew Suffield wrote: > We had this thread years ago, and to summarise: > > - you want revision library entries for people doing any kind of real > work with tla Agreed. > > - cacherevs are only really interesting to people who want to use > 'get', and the pattern of revisions which people want to get can > only be predicted by the people managing the project - it's most > likely related to your release schedule, not the number of > changesets Cacherev can also help building and rebuilding the revlib. Rebuilding revlib is not too uncommon: - to free up disk space for other stuff; - to use a machine that shared NFS home but not any local storage - in the case of using /tmp or /var/tmp, got reaped or rebooted. With automatic cacherev (large number for large tree, small number for small tree), the people that manage the project has one less thing in mind.
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