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SVN crash with large repository?

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I've just had SVN crash. I'm working on a fairly large repository (probably around 60gb or so) and was in the process of checking it out. The HDD ran out of space, which caused SVN to stop gracefully. After calling svn clean up, I called svn up, got a handful of files and then it crashed.

posted Jul 25, 2016 by anonymous

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I am not sure, why you are using svn for this type of large repository, anyway you can try to use git, It working absolutely perfect with large repository.
commented Aug 6, 2016 by Amit Kumar Pandey

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