Large Binary Files

[David Ingamells]

I'm not sure how the latest bzr stands on this, but in the last year 
I've observed a problem with very large files - bzr just couldn't handle 
them. I think the size was 2-300 Mb where I saw the problem - it seemed 
to be memory related.

David.

John Arbash Meinel wrote:
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> On 10/13/2010 11:07 PM, Chris Hecker wrote:
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>> Yeah, but still no locking, which is a key feature and the reason you
>> want centralized (and are willing to pay the usability price), and you
>> can't have a partial light checkout as far as I know.  A partial light
>> checkout (subdirectories) and locking would be a fine step towards the
>> Right Thing.
>>
>> Chris
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> There is a plugin (I don't rememeber the name offhand) that provides
> specific file locking. IIRC it prevented commits that change the file to
> succeed unless the lock was taken, etc.
>
> Certainly cooperative locking is pretty easy to implement.
>
> John
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