Hi Johan, Thank you for your quick response!
On Thu, Jul 04, 2013 at 15:18:57 +0200, Johan Corveleyn wrote: > > We have a svn repository with many files (more than 30'000), and need to > > have the HEAD version exported to a filesystem, whenever a commit is > > done. > > ... > > First thing to check IMO is whether the latest svn client isn't > already fast enough with a normal 'svn update'. Which svn client > version are you using? On what platform and filesystem? We are using Subversion 1.7.10 and the working copy is on NFS. Having it on the local filesystem makes it faster, but I thought that it could be even faster if it wouldn't traverse the whole tree. > The recently released 1.8 version has an exclusive locking mode [1], > which makes it very fast if you're sure that there will only be a > ... Thanks for the hint! This looks very useful indeed, especially with NFS. Cheers David
