Hi VisualSVN, The commit finally finished. It took 470 mins and transferred 6287mb of data. My projects folder now has over 66,000 files, 23,000 folders, and 13gb of data. I would not have expected a 2.5 fold increase in files or data. Can you provide some insight as to how that could happen? Also, over 7 hours to commit seems quite high for an initial commit - do you know why it would take that long?
Thanks, Jason -----Original Message----- From: jason.king.w...@gmail.com [mailto:jason.king.w...@gmail.com] Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2009 9:37 PM To: VisualSVN Subject: Commit appears to be very slow... Hi VisualSVN Support, I'm trying out SVN for the first time and am in the process of committing a projects folder that originally was over 23,000 files, 2,300 folders and 5 gb of data. For my test, I'm using a system with both the server and client on the same computer. But I've setup a NAS drive on my LAN as the repository. I initially copied the entire project from my NAS to my local computer and it took around 30 mins to copy. Now that I'm doing my first commit, its been over 3 hours so far and it looks like it is averaging around 2 files per second. At that rate, it looks like it is going to take 4 hours total to send all the content. Also, after just 3 hours, my projects folder has expanded to over 59,000 files, 23,000 folders, and 11 gb of data. This seems quite slow to me and the number of new files, folders, and data seems shocking. Would this be what you would expect? Thanks for your assistance. Cheers, Jason
