d46ef31 created the issue
Synchronize takes an extremely long time to run. In the folder I'm trying to synchronize, there are a few subfolder-happy software packages (like TinyMCE) that are extremely deep with tons of files, and if they are ever updated, will be updated as a whole. By far, the most time spent every time I run Synchronize is spent scanning these folders.
If it were possible to specify certain folders as single units, which should only be delved into if the folders themselves show conflicting modification times, that would save an enormous amount of time each time Synchronize is run.
(Note: the title of this feature request doesn't refer to Mac OS X "Packages" specifically, rather the general concept of folders of stuff that only change if they are replaced as a whole.)
Synchronize takes an extremely long time to run. In the folder I'm trying to synchronize, there are a few subfolder-happy software packages (like TinyMCE) that are extremely deep with tons of files, and if they are ever updated, will be updated as a whole. By far, the most time spent every time I run Synchronize is spent scanning these folders.
If it were possible to specify certain folders as single units, which should only be delved into if the folders themselves show conflicting modification times, that would save an enormous amount of time each time Synchronize is run.
(Note: the title of this feature request doesn't refer to Mac OS X "Packages" specifically, rather the general concept of folders of stuff that only change if they are replaced as a whole.)