hg status slow
Eric Bloodworth
ergosys at gmail.com
Fri Sep 16 22:59:19 CDT 2005
I have a tree where there is a directory which is not checked into
mercurial. This directory has tons of files, and causes hg status to
take a long time to return. Adding this directory to .hgignore has no
effect on the timing, but neither does using -X. I think I understand
why .hgignore has no effect on file traversal and probably can't be
easily made to, but I don't understand why -X doesn't cause traversal of
the given directory to be avoided. Are there any plans to change the
current behavior?
-- Eric
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