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giovanni_favara
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5 years ago

ReadyAPI 3.0.0 - The closing of projects takes a very, very long time

Hello, there are two issues regarding the function close a project.   With the new version of ReadyAPI 3.0.0 I can't close a project without saving.   Second issue is, when I close a project wit...
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giovanni_favara
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Hello TanyaYatskovska ,

with the new version it works one time well. Afterwards the program behaves like the official version. Sometimes I observed that the project was not only closed but also removed from the workspace in the snapshot.

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    Felder71
    Occasional Contributor
    5 years ago

    Did anything ever come of this? I have the same issue with my projects in ReadyAPI 3.0/3.1. It's actually a little interesting because with Ready API 2.x, they took a little bit to open but in 3.0/3.1, they open fast enough. But closing in 3.0/3.1 could take forever (if it actually works - sometimes it just crashes) and it was very quick in 2.x.

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      giovanni_favara
      Contributor
      5 years ago

      Hi Felder71 ,

      The support could not reproduce the problem. I have deleted my user settings and the workspace file. Afterwards the problem was solved for a certain time.

       

      With version 3.1 I have the problem that ReadyAPI takes very long to start - several minutes. Closing the application was sometimes faster, it is still acceptable.

       

      I think that both observations are related - only the effects have changed. While waiting, ReadyAPI uses 30% of the CPU. It does something but I don't know what.

      • Felder71's avatar
        Felder71
        Occasional Contributor
        5 years ago

        I appreciate the info. It's really frustrating and I'd think they would be able to figure out what it is churning on. The one thing that has definitely helped is breaking things down into smaller projects, but that has really wreaked havoc with Git. Oh well. Thanks!