2009/12/4 mati <email address hidden>:
> Martin, I got:
> bzr: ERROR: no such option: --lsprof-file
>
> and found nothing in the docs which could help me launch it.
It's not in 'bzr help global-options'?
>
> But I found a quick way to reproduce this behaviour:
> mkdir test
> cd test
> dd if=/dev/urandom of=0 bs=1k count=1
> for a in `seq 1000`; do cp 0 $a; done
> bzr init
> bzr add
> Now open the folder in nautilus and watch all nautilus windows freeze for a long time (depending on urandom output, I got several seconds time on a fast, dual core machine with ext4 fs).
That's great, but it doesn't really answer my question in #6. I
suppose if someone works on this bug they can dig down through there.
2009/12/4 mati <email address hidden>:
> Martin, I got:
> bzr: ERROR: no such option: --lsprof-file
>
> and found nothing in the docs which could help me launch it.
It's not in 'bzr help global-options'?
>
> But I found a quick way to reproduce this behaviour:
> mkdir test
> cd test
> dd if=/dev/urandom of=0 bs=1k count=1
> for a in `seq 1000`; do cp 0 $a; done
> bzr init
> bzr add
> Now open the folder in nautilus and watch all nautilus windows freeze for a long time (depending on urandom output, I got several seconds time on a fast, dual core machine with ext4 fs).
That's great, but it doesn't really answer my question in #6. I
suppose if someone works on this bug they can dig down through there.
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