On 15/11/2011 1:58 PM, Ralph Versteegen wrote:
On 16 November 2011 07:42, James Paige<b...@hamsterrepublic.com>  wrote:
On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 10:39:25AM -0800, Adam Perry wrote:
    On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 10:31 AM, James Paige<b...@hamsterrepublic.com>
    wrote:

      Was anybody using the websvn interface to the ohrrpgce repository on
      gilgamesh? I only occasionally used it myself because it was nice to be
      able to use the "blame" feature to figure out when a specific line was
      last changed.

    I use it occasionally. I don't suppose you can just disable blame?


But that is the best feature!

I updated my robots.txt file to tell msnbot to chill out, but it might
take a day or two before it re-fetches my robots.txt. After that, I will
re-enable websvn and hopefully it will be okay after that.

---
James

Doesn't the commandline svn tool have a blame feature? It's been so
long since I used SVN. Back when I used to, I used TortoiseSVN's blame
feature a lot and loved the GUI.

However, now that I use Git, I just read blames on the commandline.
The difference between blame in svn and in git is that building a
blame in svn used to take a minute, while in git it's milliseconds,
and there's a vast collection of options for tweaking it! And I find
the convenience of using a pager makes up for not using a GUI, so I
haven't even bothered looking for one.

I sometimes use websvn when I want to look at something in the games
or tools portions of the repository when on a machine where I don't
have those checked out.
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Warning: Not necessarily typical results.

We use git at work, and running a git blame command usually takes about 10 seconds. Now, granted, we have lots of history, branches and altogether nastiness. I assume that runtime is directly proportional to:

1. How recently the oldest line was touched, and
2. How complex the history is between now and that point.

(Of course, adding a graphical tool on top won't speed any of that up, but that's beside the point)

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