Re: Infrastructure for Distributed Development

Chris Raine wrote:
> One big downside is speed - subversion gets very slow as soon as the
> repositories grow in the number of files/directories.

I'd like to dispute this claim. Our repository is pretty huge (roughly 
10 years development with a team of up to about 10 people on the code 
side), and speed is just fine for almost all operations. The one slow 
operation is checking out the repository... and log generation when you 
have that much history!

Jamie

> But before spending a lot of personal time and personal effort into this
> solution, I wanted to ask around if somebody has a more efficient, or
> simpler solution. Maybe I intend to tackle the problem from a too
> complex perspective ( especially considering this is a spare-time
> project ), or maybe there is a open-source/free product out there that
> already does what we need, and I simply missed it ... Any
> comments/experience/suggestions?
> 
> regards and thanks in advance, 
> Chris Raine


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