Not really an answer to your question... OK, not an answer at all.
But... I now do almost all of my commit / update / revert actions
from Versions.app. I mostly use Subclipse so that refactoring in
Eclipse generates the needed svn changes and also to look up file
history. They co-operate nicely (or, nicely for as quirky as
Subclipse is) and I much prefer the Versions interface.
Chuck
On Jan 23, 2010, at 8:36 PM, Paul Hoadley wrote:
Hello,
Sorry for the off-topic post, but I figured a lot of list members
would be using Subclipse in their WO development.
I've just moved from having my Subversion server sitting two feet
from my development machines, to sitting half way around the
planet. Latency is around 250ms, and although I haven't measured
throughput, I've got about 15Mbit on my side, and considerably
higher on the other side. So although it's not as good as Ethernet
was, it's alright.
Operations like Team > Synchronize with Repository, which should
take seconds, can now take minutes. Checkout of a project with
Subclipse takes an order of magnitude longer than via the command
line: something that takes 30s on the command line takes several
minutes in Subclipse. In both cases I'm using svn+ssh. I'm using
pre-generated public/private key pairs, and I've even tried opening
a "connection sharing" SSH session with 'ssh -fMN' prior to using
Subclipse.
Again, sorry for the off-topic post, but does anyone have any magic
incantations for speeding up Subclipse?
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