Thanks for opinions on this.
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Hi, for revision libraries their major "problem" is the disk space that
they take. It may be useful to have automatic pruning functions;
AXP has a command to do that. I would like to know what is the
optimal way of deleting selected revisions from.the library to keep the
total size at some threshold. For example, would tla tracking the
number of references to each revision (in the revision library) be
useful? I am thinking of, say, tla keeps in a meta file the count
of explicit references to a revision each day (a "reference" here is a
tla get on the revision or a tla diff on the revision). Then a
script can select revisions not referenced too many times in the past
some days to delete, or some such. The pruning itself probably is
not to be done in tla. Would such an approach be useful?
Thanks for opinions on this.
Thanks for opinions on this.
- [Gnu-arch-users] revision library pruning Andy Tai
- Re: [Gnu-arch-users] revision library pruning Ludovic Courtès
