I personally have a pretty good feeling about what requests are slow (revno and annotations). We could somehow clarify "safe" requests that could be made to loggerhead. We'll still run into issues, like loggerhead runs in multithreaded mode inside python, so theoretically one request can block an independent request. And we have 16 appserver instances, but only 2 loggerhead ones. Though certainly we expect a smaller fraction hitting loggerhead, though if we start pulling more bits into the main lp...
Certainly you could write tests for specific rpcs that checks the "scale" appropriately. The same as you do today that you don't issue extra db queries when you add items to a page. Diff is fast, getting the commit message is fast, getting file content is fast. It does seem like there is a lot we could be getting from bzr that wouldn't negatively impact render times. John =:-> On Jun 27, 2011 9:20 PM, "Robert Collins" <robe...@robertcollins.net> wrote:
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