[REQUEST] Repository Dump File For SVN Benchmarking

[Christopher Ness <ch...@nesser.org>]

Good Day,

I have a 1.6G reiserFS version 3.6 (not 4, my kernel compile fails,
don't know why) partition up and running and I'm looking for about a
700Mb repository dump file to do benchmark tests with for a "normal"
project.

It would be nice to get a dump of the first N revisions from the
subversion repository such that the loaded repository size is under
700Mb (could be burned to a CD too which would be nice for benchmarks).

I'd not want to fill the partition because I want to put a working copy
on the partition as well as ext3 to see how much improvement putting
your WC on a reiserFS can do.

Cheers,
Chris
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Re: [REQUEST] Repository Dump File For SVN Benchmarking

[Philip Martin <ph...@codematters.co.uk>]

Christopher Ness <ch...@nesser.org> writes:

> I'm looking for about a 700Mb repository dump file to do benchmark
> tests with for a "normal" project.

The script http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk/tools/dev/stress.pl
can be used to generate repositories of any size with any number of
revisions, although you will have to experiment with the options to
find ones that give you the size you want.

It does generate revisions with fairly "simple" changes all of the
same "size", but you can run it multiple times (use -c on the first
run only) to get more variety.  You can insert more complicated
changes between runs of the script, just manually modify the most
recent working copy and then commit it.

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Philip Martin

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