it seems like it just requires compiling the new binary (and the  
mod_dav_svn), and it will just "work" with the current repository.   
however, when i upgrade like that, i typcially prepare for the worst  
so i would need a good  block of time when demand for the repository  
is low (and also so i dont have to panic if it breaks).   i probably  
want to get one or two more 0.3's out before i screw around.


On Oct 25, 2006, at 3:21 PM, Robin Munn wrote:

>
> Subversion 1.4 includes a nice new "svnsync" tool that can mirror a
> repository much more efficiently than other tools like SVK. The only
> catch is: it uses a new SVN protocol that was only introduced in 1.4,
> so it can't talk to a version 1.3 or earlier server.
>
> Since I'm behind a shared satellite-dish Internet connection, that's
> moderately fast at night but dog-slow in the middle of the day (when
> lots of businesses are trying to use it), I prefer to mirror the SVN
> repositories of projects I'm interested in, updating the mirror every
> night. That way if I want to contribute a patch, I can do a fast diff
> against a local repository, instead of waiting five minutes for a
> response to come back during Internet "rush hour" around here. (I wish
> I was exaggerating -- but when you measure your typical ping times not
> in milliseconds but in actual *seconds*, well, protocols that do a lot
> of back-and-forth talking take quite a while to complete.)
>
> Are there any plans to upgrade the SVN server that hosts SQLAlchemy to
> Subversion 1.4? According to
> http://subversion.tigris.org/svn_1.4_releasenotes.html, it doesn't
> require a dump/reload -- but there's a new repository format
> available, so that a dump/reload will provide performance gains in
> both space and time.
>
> And it would make my life quite a bit easier if I could use svnsync
> instead of SVK. :-)
>
> -- 
> Robin Munn
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> >


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