On Feb 10, 12:41 pm, Marcus Lindblom <[email protected]> wrote:
> Zingo Andersen wrote:
> > Todd O'Bryan wrote:
> >> I'm using Mercurial Eclipse in a high school class that I teach. We
> >> use a thin-client Linux lab, so it's not uncommon for 12 or 13
> >> students to be using the same server to do their work. Unfortunately,
> >> especially when we try to merge, we get lots of timeout errors,
> >> probably because the server is busy processing other requests. Using
> >> "hg merge" from the command line works, but we lose the very nice
> >> Merge view that Mercurial Eclipse provides.
>
> >> Any idea how to avoid the timeout issues?
>
> > Hi
> > Nice to hear that you have some use for Mercurial Eclipse!
>
> > There are some timeout values you can play with in the preference page under
> > Team -> Mercurial Eclipse -> Timeouts
>
> > You can also add some extra output in the Mercurial Console in the prefs if
> > you do
> > you can check it on how long it took to execute the commands if you
> > open the mercurial console (check in the console view there should
> > be some way to select it)
>
> > If you manage to figure out a better value please let us know so we can
> > update the default value and make a release for you so you don't need
> > to reconfigure all clients.
>
> I thought merge was a local operation, i.e. disconnected from server? Or
> does ME access the server anyway?
No, it doesn't it is local. But maybe they use Samba which slows down
Mercurial quite a bit...
>
> Cheers,
> /Marcus
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