Kota-Karthik
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11 hours ago @Jaswithadabbiru I had tested this tool multiple times on a directory with 30000+ files could you be more specific ? can you tell me what is the size of that directory ? Do you have any screenshots that supports your statement?
Description: The application crashes unexpectedly when attempting to scan directories that contain a large number of files (specifically over 10,000 files). This issue appears to be related to memory management and may lead to loss of user data or progress.
Steps to Reproduce:
Open the TwinTrim application. Select a directory that contains more than 10,000 files (e.g., C:\Users\Username\Documents\LargeFolder). Click on the Scan button. Monitor the application as it attempts to process the files.
Expected Behavior: The application should successfully scan the directory and provide a list of duplicate files without crashing.
Here’s a detailed bug report for the issue titled "[Bug] Application Crashes When Scanning Large Directories":
🐞 Bug Report Title: [Bug] Application Crashes When Scanning Large Directories
Reported By: [Your Name or GitHub Username]
Date: [Date of Report]
Description: The application crashes unexpectedly when attempting to scan directories that contain a large number of files (specifically over 10,000 files). This issue appears to be related to memory management and may lead to loss of user data or progress.
Steps to Reproduce:
Open the TwinTrim application. Select a directory that contains more than 10,000 files (e.g., C:\Users\Username\Documents\LargeFolder). Click on the Scan button. Monitor the application as it attempts to process the files.
Expected Behavior: The application should successfully scan the directory and provide a list of duplicate files without crashing.
Actual Behavior: The application crashes during the scanning process, and no results are returned. A message indicating that the application has stopped working may appear.
Priority: High This issue significantly impacts usability for users with large directories.