bzr branch is slow and memory-hungry (just a data point)

[Michael Alan Dorman]

Robert Collins <robertc at robertcollins.net> writes:
> That sounds like there is a leak of some sort there. By leak I mean
> references we dont need being kept around. It would be good to track
> that down and fix it.

I'm happy to work with the list to try and find the issue, but I must
confess to being fairly ignorant of python.

>From blindly rooting around, it would appear that the command maps to
bzrlib/branch.py:copy_branch(), and within that, I'm guessing that the
culprit is either in or after the call to update_revisions().

Is there something I can stick in a call to 'mutter', maybe, or, for
that matter, is there already tracing in there that I just need to
turn on?

Mike
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