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I'm doing my initial setup up of Fisheye. With some pains regarding ssh. Now my question is. Are there performance gains or security advantages to having FishEye and svn / git repo's residing on the same server.
Hi CodeForCoffee,
There may be some performance gains for accessing SVN repositories hosted locally through the file:// protocol. For git/hg, as Fisheye maintains a clone of the repository anyway, any performance gains will be negligible.
If the repositories are accessible remotely anyway there will be no security benefits.
Kind Regards,
Richard Stephens
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