> Waseem Shahzad wrote: > > I am running SVN in the .Net environment. à Using TSVN and Ankh SVN I > >have checkout the repository (almost 1 GB) and working in it. It gets stuck > when on Commit with followings solutions: > >[...] > >3. After moving from VSS to SVN , Visual Studio gets slower down in > >saving > files , Why? > > there might be the slightest chance that the people over at > us...@ankhsvn.open.collab.net are better equipped to helping with > AnkhSVN/Visual Studio questions 8-) > -- > > Lorenz
Interesting... Visual Studio has been annoying my for quite a while... it is constantly showing "not responding" and sometimes seems very slow creating new items or saving changes. I never expected that the fact that the files are in a working copy could be causing this. If you disable Ankhsvn do you see a measurable difference? An svn working copy shouldn't add any overhead unless you are using a client that "watches" it. I know that TortoiseSVN watches the files (I think it ties to the file change methods in NTFS though rather than polling, I'm not sure about that). However, if you don't use an clients that do that such as the svn CLI client it shouldn't add any overhead to your system or your file access. BOb
