Greetings, We just upgraded from 1.3.1 to 1.6.9 (Woo hoo!) and put the new SVN on some brand new servers. At the same time, we also setup some basic disaster recovery using svnsync to mirror the commits from our primary SVN server to our backup SVN server. I expected some performance degradation on commits, but we are getting some extreme degradation on checkouts as well. One of our applications uses Ivy for dependency management and it has a lot of third-party jars, some very large. On our build server, a build that used to take 10 minutes is now taking 30 minutes. Most of the additional time appears to be in the Ivy update/checkout for the application, but time to update/checkout the application's source code is also taking increased time. Keep in mind that these are essentially "clean" builds with complete retrievals of the Ivy repository and the source code repository. Does anyone have any ideas why our checkouts are taking so much longer than they used to?
Regards, Thomas Loy Software Build Engineer Cbeyond, Inc.
