[Lazarus] SubVersion vs Git
Florian Klaempfl
florian at freepascal.org
Wed Nov 5 11:25:36 CET 2008
Graeme Geldenhuys schrieb:
> On 11/5/08, Florian Klaempfl <florian at freepascal.org> wrote:
>> > This is impressive. Mozilla has 10 years of history in their
>> > SubVersion repository totalling 12Gig of information. SubVersion also
>> > requires over 240,000 files in a single directory to handle the
>> > +240,000 commits.
>>
>> And who cares? This is on one *server*.
>
> Not all filesystems like +240,000 files in a single directory.
First, the 240000 files in one dir are history since svn 1.6 and if it
was a real issue, one could still use the bdb back end. Second, if you
run such a server, you should think about the FS and use something like
xfs, jfs or reiserfs. Their overall performance on servers is usually
better anyways.
>
>> > Converting that repository with full history to Git
>> > used only 420MB. See the URL below for details - "Small Space
>> > Requirements" section.
>>
>> Great, every client gets 420 MB of junk almost never needed.
>
> You don't have to get a full history on "check-out".
And what's the advantage of git then ;)?
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