TortoiseBZR

Refresh & Speeding up TortoiseBZR

Asked by Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi

While refresh rate of TortoiseSVN is fast, TortoiseBZR is slow, takes a huge resources (specially during selecting files for adding) and not accurate (I noticed that tbzrcachew.exe in many cases doesn't know that I modified the files thus TortoiseBZR doesn't appear "Bazaar Commit.." action, for that I've to restart tbzrcachew.exe to make my modification active) .

By the way, I wanted to post this question as a bug report, but I preferred to post it as a question first because I doubt that I'm not using TortoiseBZR correctly.

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methane (songofacandy) said : 		#1

"Refresh" can be separated two parts. (1) Detecting file changes and (2) Update shell to new status.

TortoiseBZR have implemented change detecting already. But doesn't have shell updater yet.
So I think you can use 'F5' or Ctrl-R shortcut key to view new status.

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Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi (mbnoimi) said : 		#2

INADA Naoki wrote:
> Your question #85359 on TortoiseBZR changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/tortoisebzr/+question/85359
>
> Status: Open => Answered
>
> INADA Naoki proposed the following answer:
> "Refresh" can be separated two parts. (1) Detecting file changes and (2)
> Update shell to new status.
>
> TortoiseBZR have implemented change detecting already. But doesn't have shell updater yet.
> So I think you can use 'F5' or Ctrl-R shortcut key to view new status.
>
>
 Practically I noticed that TortoiseBZR doesn't support auto shell
update, but I think it must at least allow user to use "Commit.." action
from the context menu.

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Best methane (songofacandy) said : 		#3

My recent commit <http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~tortoisebzr-developers/tortoisebzr/trunk-2a/revision/193> may fix your problem.
This commit is included next release of TortoiseBZR. (0.3.1)

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Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi (mbnoimi) said : 		#4

Thanks INADA Naoki, that solved my question.