On 4/17/2018 11:59 AM, Nathanius via TortoiseSVN wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking for help troubleshooting an issue that I've had with Tortoise SVN
recently.
I am on version 1.10.0 currently and both the Tortoise SVN Cache and the
Tortoise Commit functions take 100% of the disc I/O and take hours to complete.
It used to be a minute at worst.
I'm not sure how to narrow down the issue, steps I've tried so far:
- Update Tortoise SVN
- Leave it and see if it does it a second time, it did
- Move my working directory to a different disc, the issue persisted
Any help would be appreciated
Nathan
Blind shot: right click the WC root and select TSVN -> Cleanup ....
Make sure *Fix time stamps* is selected and click OK. Note I'm really
not sure whether this helps or not, but in the past I ran into
situations where exactly this was causing a significant slowdown as you
described.
Alternatively try a fresh checkout (removing the old one) and see if
this solves the performance issue you are experiencing.
Temp workaround could also to (temporarily) disable the status cache for
the problematic working copy (TSVN settings -> Icon Overlays -> adjust
the settings (especially Exclude paths) to narrow down whether it's an
issue with a particular repository and the status cache - see the docs
for descriptions on the other settings in that dialog which might help
to find a workaround and/or narrow down the issue as well).
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Regards,
Stefan Hett, Developer/Administrator
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