MaurerKrisztian / issue-improver-action-demo

This is a demo repo where you can try the issue-improver-action github action
https://github.com/MaurerKrisztian/issue-improver-action
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Application crashes on loading large CSV files #15

Open MaurerKrisztian opened 5 months ago

MaurerKrisztian commented 5 months ago

So here’s the thing. The app's been crashing lately whenever I try to open a big CSV file. Not sure what's the exact size that triggers the crash, but it happens with the larger ones.

How it happens

I just open the app. I go to where you can load files. I pick a large CSV file, and bam, the app just quits. No warnings, no errors, nothing. Expected stuff It used to handle big files just fine. Now it doesn’t even tell me what’s wrong, just shuts down.

github-actions[bot] commented 5 months ago

Related Issues

None of the listed issues directly correlate to the 'Application crashes on loading large CSV files' problem. All reported issues discuss different topics such as server crashes after long operation, improvement of readme, and email sending issues, but none of them mention loading large CSV files. Therefore, the answer is 'none'.

Summary

Summary of issue:

The issue being reported is 'Application crashes on loading large CSV files'. The user encounters this problem when they attempt to open large CSV files using the application. It is currently unknown what specific file size initiates this crash. There is no error message or warning; the application just terminates abruptly. The user states that the application was previously capable of handling large files, but now fails to do so. The user expects this to be resolved so that the application behaves as before, i.e., being able to handle large files without crashing.

Label Suggestion

Label: "bug" Reason: The issue stated is clearly causing undesired behaviour in your application, crashes in this case. It is specifically pointed out that the application stops working when large CSV files are loaded, which is something that used to work fine. This is characteristic of a bug, which is essentially something that is not working as expected.