Ross Lagerwall writes:
> The resulting .svn dir is about 19000 files and 522MiB. However, wc.db
> is 203MiB. This seems huge compared with the size of the checkout. Is
> this normal? Is there any way to get this file to be smaller?
Subversion doesn't enable auto_vacuum so run:
sqlite3 .svn/wc
swdev writes:
> I would like to offer my computer and time to help building and running the
> Subversion test suite, but without impacting my existing configuration.
>
> Is this possible? e.g. to build and run Subversion in a local directory
> i.e. /home/svn-local ?
Yes. You can configure a Subv
On Mon, Dec 03, 2012 at 11:31:53AM +, Philip Martin wrote:
> Ross Lagerwall writes:
>
> > The resulting .svn dir is about 19000 files and 522MiB. However, wc.db
> > is 203MiB. This seems huge compared with the size of the checkout. Is
> > this normal? Is there any way to get this file to be s
I was using cvs as version control and now I'm migrating to Subversion.
On cvs I often wrote commit logs referring to the Bugzilla bug number,
something like that:
bla bla bla Bug #XXX
TortoiseCVS was configured to convert bug #XXX into a ink to my local
Bugzilla installation.
I now use Tort
On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 11:20 AM, Manuel Ferrero wrote:
> I was using cvs as version control and now I'm migrating to Subversion.
> On cvs I often wrote commit logs referring to the Bugzilla bug number,
> something like that:
> bla bla bla Bug #XXX
>
> TortoiseCVS was configured to convert bug #XX
