Hi, I went through a long overdue dump/load cycle of our main repository and am wondering atm about a difference I see when comparing the dump of the repository with the original dump.
There are a few (at a guess around 20-50) differences of the following structure (using fc [olddump] [newdump] on Windows): ***** svn.dump Node-path: XRebirth/tags/XR v3.53 RC2 (final)/src/SDKs/DX9SDK Node-kind: dir Node-action: change Revision-number: 193958 ***** SVN_NEW.DMP Revision-number: 193958 ***** svn.dump was generated using svnadmin 1.8.15 (32-bit). The dump was then loaded in a new clean repository using svnadmin 1.8.16 (64-bit). svn_new.dmp was then written using svnadmin 1.8.16 (64-bit) as well. The original repository was created using SVN 1.7. At some point in the past (around 2 years ago) the server was upgraded to SVN 1.8 but the repository was still kept at fsfs format 5. Around a year later the repository was upgraded to SVN 1.8 (fsfs format 6). For the new repository fsfs.conf was modified to enable directory and property deltification. For the DX9SDK directory (which is reported being different in both dumps in some revisions) this was originally using externals and at some point we switched to a direct copy of the folder (not sure whether that's relevant though). Is this difference expected? I remember (and Bert mentioned it too) that there were some cases for different handling of noop-changes. Is that what explains the difference I see here? If so, I take it that's expected and does not result in any difference between the repository states, or does it? JCorvel, would you have an idea? Regards, Stefan
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