branching via hard links
Aaron Bentley
aaron.bentley at utoronto.ca
Mon May 15 14:08:56 BST 2006
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Ramon Diaz-Uriarte wrote:
> Thanks for the answer. However, if I understood correctly, that is
> only when we do not use the "trees" option. But I often want the trees
> option when I clone local repos (I want to edit in those branches),
> and I think the gain then goes down. (I actually just tested on a
> couple of local repos).
Well, there are two things you can hard-link; the .bzr dir, and the
working tree. Hard-linking the working tree can be pretty dangerous, so
it's not our default behaviour. But hard-linking the working trees is
the only way you'd get more efficient storage than a repository with
- --trees.
Aaron
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