> Unless you have a compelling need for history, I'd suggest you do a
> simple export o a working copy from VSS to a simple export in
> Subversiont.
>
I would argue to keep the history. It's very frustrating if 50+% of the
times you use blame (to hopefully get some reasoning / context for a
Hello,
We are planning to migrate our internal SVN servers. We are currently
running on svn 1.6 on the server. We will get new infrastructure with SVN
1.5 server setup in the short term and are planning to upgrade to 1.8 at a
later date. We are planning to do a dump from our current 1.6 server
Maybe this can happen in this specific situation if somebody uses "map
network path" to a drive letter on windows.
If the real root of the WC is \\someserver\\some\path\to\wc\root
I can probably still map a drive letter (ie V: to
\\someserver\some\path\to\wc\root\sub\folder\for\my\project
If I th
Hello,
we recently upgraded svn on our remote build server from 1.5 to 1.6.
This caused a drastic reduction in speed:
u...@server:~$ time svn log -l 25 -q https://
[… snip …]
real0m22.745s
user0m0.192s
sys 0m0.048s
After some debugging, we found the cause to be entirely on my windo
