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== Optimizing SVN ==
 
== Optimizing SVN ==
* If you may noticed a slowdown of network/disk transfers or your CPU is around 50% when moving a lot of files - the SVN cache scope must be minimized.  It turns out that TSVNCache.exe (part of TortoiseSVN) is caching all I/O not just during SVN transactions.
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* If you notice a slowdown of network/disk transfers or your CPU is around 50% when moving a lot of files - the SVN cache scope must be minimized.  It turns out that TSVNCache.exe (part of TortoiseSVN) is caching all I/O not just during SVN transactions.
 
* Depending on the files transfered or the dest being a network/usb drive your TSVN may use upto 30% of your CPU.
 
* Depending on the files transfered or the dest being a network/usb drive your TSVN may use upto 30% of your CPU.
 
* See the following - thanks Ron.  
 
* See the following - thanks Ron.  
 
**[http://www.nabble.com/Disable-TSVNCache.exe-to-minimize-disk-IO--to2385446.html Disabling TSVN cache]
 
**[http://www.nabble.com/Disable-TSVNCache.exe-to-minimize-disk-IO--to2385446.html Disabling TSVN cache]
 
**''In TortoiseSVN Settings, under Icon Overlays, set your Status cache to either Shell or None''.
 
**''In TortoiseSVN Settings, under Icon Overlays, set your Status cache to either Shell or None''.

Revision as of 09:51, 1 April 2008

Optimizing SVN

  • If you notice a slowdown of network/disk transfers or your CPU is around 50% when moving a lot of files - the SVN cache scope must be minimized. It turns out that TSVNCache.exe (part of TortoiseSVN) is caching all I/O not just during SVN transactions.
  • Depending on the files transfered or the dest being a network/usb drive your TSVN may use upto 30% of your CPU.
  • See the following - thanks Ron.
    • Disabling TSVN cache
    • In TortoiseSVN Settings, under Icon Overlays, set your Status cache to either Shell or None.

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