Re: [Monotone-devel] monotone evaluation in commercial project [long]

[Logan Sackette]

even so, would it be nice to have the option?  the
person setting up MTN will know that if the go the out
of process route, they will be increasing the
bandwidth  on some socket somewhere.

.v
--- Derek Scherger <address@hidden> wrote:
> rghetta wrote:
> > Somewhat surprisingly, monotone performance is
> survivable for add/commit
> > (nine minutes is not fast, but you don't add 7000
> files every day) but
> > horrible for status/update.
> 
> some good progress has been made on this in the
> current development 
> version. status on a tree of ~26000 files used to
> take 6m29s and now 
> completes in 26s for me using the current head for
> example.
> 
> > Commit granularity:  the restrictions support is a
> giant leap forward,
> > but, if I am right, you can restrict only a single
> filespec, not a list
> > of specs (or a file containing the specs).
> 
> you can list as many files as you like to be
> included, assuming you 
> don't run into command line length restrictions. the
> current development 
> also includes a --xargs/-@ option that should allow
> for a file (or files 
> if the option is repeated) including all the paths
> you want to include.
> 
> >  From a project manager point of view, the
> reporting ability of monotone
> > is currently limited, unless you go directly at
> the SQL level.
> 
> are there any particular reports that you would find
> useful? going at 
> the raw database wouldn't be very helpful as
> everything is base63, 
> gzipped blobs that might only be xdelta diffs.
> 
> > Speaking of SQL, how dependent is monotone on
> SQLite ?
> > Silly as it seems, *optionally* running a repo
> with Oracle or DB2 as
> > backend would boost monotone acceptancy to
> management.
> 
> possible, but the performance might also be bad.
> monotone is quite 
> chatty in terms of database traffic and sqlite
> happens to handle this 
> really well, compared to out of process, talking
> over a socket, databases.
> 
> HTH
> 
> Cheers,
> Derek
> 
> 
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