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I am working on a large sized project that is about 1020 MB in size. This is because, apart from the code, we have other resources, like graphics, XML configurations, etc. in the version control.
The size of the .svn-base files is about 998 MB, making the total checkout size about 2 GB. By my understanding .svn-base is meta information and its size shouldn’t be that much.
Why does SVN need so much space?
So that
svn revertdoesn’t need to contact the server.SVN actually stores another copy of the file locally. That’s why the
.svndirs sum up to be almost as the project code base itself.