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Sidekick 2018 Macbook Air CPU and fan #333

Closed StuDownie closed 5 years ago

StuDownie commented 5 years ago

Running Sidekick makes the fan on my 2018 Macbook Air run loud. CPU usage is through the roof when running on emulator.

Sounds like issue #61 but i've added the following line to my .bash_profile file and it's made no difference:

export TSC_NONPOLLING_WATCHER="1"

MacBook Air (Retina, 13-inch, 2018) 1.6 GHz Intel Core i5 Mac OS 10.14.2 Node.js v10 Sidekick Version: 1.15.0-v.2019.1.18.17

  1. Start Sidekick
  2. Click into my Vue Firebase template starter project (fan gradually ramps up)
  3. Open iOS emulator (iPhone X iOS 12)
  4. Click "run on device" (local build). Everything works, but with high CPU usage and fan running loud
  5. Close Sidekick and fan gradually calms down

main_19-01-24_23-16-43.543.log console_19-01-24_23-16-41.821.log

ggarabedian commented 5 years ago

@StuDownie, apologies for the late response.

We are currently working on resolving a similar issue that results in a high CPU usage. Can you please install the next version of the NativeScript CLI and see if that makes any difference? You can install the next version by running the npm install nativescript@next -g command.

StuDownie commented 5 years ago

That's definitely better, thanks.

Fan is still running though (only when using Sidekick, doesn't when using "tns run ios")

Keep up the good work, love the app.