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Solution for slow decomposition in (Tortoise) SVN?

I often do a code scan like this:

  • Open SVN Magazine
  • Select version
  • Double-click the file ...
  • ... and wait
  • See changes
  • Go to 2 or 3 or finish

The 4th step is very annoying. Do you know a solution for this?

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The problem was on our server. I do not understand this completely, but our administrator said something about the module in apache, which allowed users through PAM and SQL. After some changes, it works quite well.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1737478/

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