Lens is very slow opening the objects if it opens them at all on MacOS Sequoia 15.0

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Lens is very slow opening the objects if it opens them at all on MacOS Sequoia 15.0 #8098

Open zozo6015 opened 1 week ago

zozo6015 commented 1 week ago

Describe the bug When trying to open an object type of window it opens them very slow if it opens them at all. Some time it just crash

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

connect to a cluster,
expand the Workloads pannel from the menu bar
click on Pods
wait

Expected behavior the object window will open and list all the pods in the selected namespaces

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Environment (please complete the following information):

Lens Version: 2024.9.300059-latest
OS: OSX 15.0
Installation method AppImage

Christiaanvdl commented 3 days ago

thank you for reaching out ! I have contacted our development team regarding your issue .

clrothmann commented 2 days ago

Hello @zozo6015,

Thank you for the feedback. Could you please do us a favor and check whether you are using the correct version for your Apple chipset (Intel or Silicon/Apple)? An easy way to do this is to right-click on Lens in the Applications folder and check the information there. The reason we ask is that it has happened before, even to me, that the wrong binaries were installed, which significantly impacts performance.

Looking forward to your reply!

renatomjr commented 12 hours ago

Sharing my experience, as I had the same problem. I installed Lens via Homebrew (brew install --cask lens) and everything was working fine. After a few updates done within Lens, I noticed that it became increasingly slow. After reading this issue, I checked the application type (Intel or Apple Silicon) as suggested by @clrothmann, and to my surprise, I was using the Intel version. I believe that during one of those updates, the incorrect version was downloaded. I updated it via Homebrew (brew upgrade --cask lens), and now the correct version is installed. Lens is as fast as new again.