push when nothing changed

[Alexander Belchenko]

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John Arbash Meinel пишет:
> Alexander Belchenko wrote:
>> Alexander Belchenko ?8H5B:
>>>> I do successful push over sftp.
>>>> Then I push second time (branch not changed!).
>>>> bzr read about 1Mbyte data over sftp to detect that nothing need to push.
>>>> Is it intended behaviour?
>>>>
>>>> For me it's very unpleased because it takes several minutes over my
>>>> not-so-fast connection.
>>>>
>>>> IIUC, bzr pull read from remote location only branch-history to detect
>>>> that nothing changed. What push do? And why?
>> Attached log for this push operation, but anyway I don't understand why
>> it takes so long.
>>
>> Alexander
> 
> Looking at the log, it seems to only be doing 1 step that I might
> consider unnecessary, and that is opening "revisions.kndx".
> 
> On my machine I have about 11K revisions in revisions.kndx and it is
> about 887K. Though if you haven't re-packed the indexes since we fixed
> it, then it could indeed be even larger.

What you mean by re-packing? How I can repack my kndx? On my machine
revisions.kndx is about of 1.2Mbyte.

Alexander
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