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Posted by neongrau
on 2007-07-25 03:11
OS: Windows XP Pro
i'm using SVN on my Ruby on Rails projects with live folders.
whenever i save a file the markings on the file icons go berserk.
they're flashing through the tree multiple times.
cpu usage spikes at 90-98% for about 10 seconds leaving the editor sluggish or even totally unresponsive for that time.
can you please restrict whatever checking gets done after saving to only the file that was actually saved?
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Generally when you save a file Komodo will perform a quick status check of the file and quick update the the SCC status (this typically takes less than one second). Is there anything specific about the files your modifying (i.e. they reside on a Samba or network share, local disk)?
Which version of Komodo 4 are you using?
Can you describe the subversion workspace that you use (svn over ssh, 5 directories, 100 files in the modified directory), as this will help us in tracking down any issues.
You may want to check that the SCC->Subversion preferences inside of Komodo and ensure that "recursive status checks" is unchecked.
Thanks for your help.
Cheers,
Todd
currently Komodo 4.2b5 but was the same in earlier versions (4.0 and 4.1).
the working copy of the repsitory resides on a local disk (NTFS) and consists of around 13489 files in 1987 directories standard Ruby on Rails app dir structure (that includes all svn control files and around 6000 unversioned files from a ferret index and a whole bunch of images). but files i generally work with are controllers, models and views with not more than 50 files in a directory. normally i have around 10 files open at a time.
and yes "recursive status checks" is unchecked.
this seems to happen after komodo is running for a couple of hours because a restart of komodo generally helps for a while.
btw. fyi, i have another project open in the project tree (also with svn residing on the same disk but with way smaller number of files/dirs).
This may be an issue with the live folders itself (if the project kpf file is saved underneath the live folder location and is shown in the project tree, I'd suggest to save to a different location outside of the live folder directory):
which should be fixed in the upcoming beta6 release of Komodo.
You can test the performance of the Komodo SCC system commands, the subversion commands used will be the following two (from the modified file's directory):
Cheers,
Todd
i'm gutted with the performance of komodo IDE.
seems it's not the SVN that's causing the slowdown but the project view from m rails application.
looks like my rails app has way too many files and folders for komodo to handle. i tried to change from include all / exclude some tmp files to just *.rb;*.rhtml / exclude all, but even that didn't help anything.
the only thing that helps is to close the project view and not use projects at all. i'm now using the totalcommander filemanager to browse my project tree.