I’d like to be able to utilize lsco on the command line for better integration with Emacs, but it runs prohibitively slowly!
Usually, GUIs are slower!
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I’d like to be able to utilize lsco on the command line for better integration with Emacs, but it runs prohibitively slowly!
Usually, GUIs are slower!
From the technote “Recursively checkout and checkin elements“:
In other words, the recursive nature of lsco (and associated commands) doesn’t scale well.
As opposed to the GUI, which might very well launch several request per main directories involved.