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dotnet / upgrade-assistant

A tool to assist developers in upgrading .NET Framework applications to .NET 6 and beyond
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Unable to generate a report for a large solution #1581

Closed AzatTazayan closed 2 months ago

AzatTazayan commented 3 months ago

We have an enterprise application, and the main solution has 240 projects. I have run the upgrade on that solution, and after 5 minutes, it is just spinning without consuming CPU time; therefore, I assume that the upgrade is stuck somewhere and the timer doesn't refresh, just the progress is spinning. After I opened another solution within that repo with 163 projects, the same thing happened. Finally, I ran it on the solution with 75 projects and it took 8 min 3 sec to finish. It seems there is a problem with big solutions. I will leave it overnight to see if I get any reports eventually.

OS: Windows 11 Enterprise - 22631.3737 CPU: 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13950HX VisualStudio: Version 17.10.2

mgoertz-msft commented 2 months ago

@AzatTazayan Make sure to turn off Binary dependencies when creating an upgrade assessment report:

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With this option off it will only analyze your own code dependencies. Turning it on will analyze all binary dependencies whether you use them or not, and that takes a lot longer.

DianaSoltani commented 2 months ago

Were you able to try running this without the binary dependencies, @AzatTazayan? Where you able to run it over night?

AzatTazayan commented 2 months ago

Ho @DianaSoltani, it was without the binary dependencies. Today, I ran it again with the updated version of the tool on 240 projects, and I was successfully able to get the report; it just took 16 minutes.