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SVN crashed on Windows during a long operation

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I received the following message when running SVN UPDATE --SET-DEPTH INFINITY on Windows (build 1.8.9 downloaded from VisualSVN site): 

THIS APPLICATION HAS HALTED DUE TO AN UNEXPECTED ERROR. 
A CRASH REPORT AND MINIDUMP FILE WERE SAVED TO DISK, YOU CAN FIND THEM HERE: 
   ....

This seems to happen only when downloading many large files (like third-party DLLs) or many, many small files (I am guessing about 3000 files). This seems to be a problem with 1.8 as 1.7 never did this (again my guess)

I have also tried the svn included with 1.8.7 version of TortoiseSVN and it pops up the "encountered an error and needs to close" message.

Any suggestion on how to solve this?

posted May 28, 2014 by Sonu Jindal

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