On Jun 11, 2008, at 3:31 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
The Trac issue tracker is very slow, and it has been for weeks, maybe months. View a ticket: 10 seconds Preview a change to a ticket: 10 seconds Make a change to a ticket: 14 seconds Show the New Ticket form: 6 seconds Show the Custom Query page: 10 seconds Find all non-closed tickets with "mysql" in the summary: 19 seconds
All of the above invoke the restrict_owner code which gives us the selector for owner instead of a text box. The way Trac generates that selector is very inefficient, and the code in v0.11 (due out this weekend) doesnt look much better. The feature just wasnt intended for such a large selector it seems.
I've tried a few things to see what could help, and the only thing that makes a difference is switching to the textbox. In fact, the tickets load as fast as every other part of trac when using the text field.
The benefit of the text box, aside from performance, is that people can assign tickets to users to prompt for more info, and tickets can be assigned to maintainers who are not committers.
The bad part is having to type in the maintainer's or user's name. Its pretty easy to find that info, via the port command or the ticket page, but there's a chance for typos if people dont copy/paste.
So let me know if this change is worth the performance. If some devs want to see the difference, you can ping me in IRC so I can switch the option, let you load a few of these pages, and then switch back. Its quite noticeable.
-Bill
smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature
_______________________________________________ macports-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/macports-dev
