I read through those three tickets. They are all about CVS and I'm using
SVN but I tried to relate it to my issue non-the-less.
The first post was about a "do not resolve client name" option that seems
to be specifically in the options of CVS NT. I looked through Subversion
and Apache and didn't find anything related.
The second post explained the different access methods. I have noticed that
using file:/// instead of
http:/// is much faster for obvious reasons. But
I need the authentication and eventually we will not have direct access to
the files.
The third post also talked about specific CVS NT options that I do not
have.
Are there any other tips that you might have? I can do any optimizations
on my server that would help out this situation if you know of any.
Let me give you an example of when something is slow. I have set the option
in Visual Studio to automatically check out a file when I start editing it.
As soon as I start typing it first checks out the file and then continues
to let me type. When I am using VSS this is near instant and only sometimes
am I interupted. When I am using PushOk it takes about 5-7 seconds to check
it out.
On a side note. What does it actually do during this process? Since
Subversion is not a check-out/check-in source control model but rather a
edit/merge/check-in model.
Thanks,
Nathan
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