Open justcla opened 7 years ago
Daniel, can you help us repro this?
From what i can tell it appears to be having tabs pinned that exceed the window width or near window width. it doesnt happen right away. it appears to happen after compile or on debug breakpoint or break. perhaps its trying to add a tab here. I am not sure. But it will cycle making two rows of tab and one over and over. This appears to max out the CPU thread. Sometimes making the studio UI very slow but often just unreachable. im using vs2017 with resharper and productivity tools.
Thanks for the info. We'll see if we can reproduce it.
Do you get this problem if you disable ReSharper?
I disabled resharpers code analysis. did not help. ill give you all the extensions i have installed when i get home
Thanks. No need. Your description has helped us. We think it might be something to do with creating new tab rows. It calculates it needs another row, then starts setting it up, then calculates it will fit into one row, and the process repeats.
We're working to find a fix for it.
I've encountered this issue as well. I can save it by using ctrl+F4 to close the offending tab, havnt had it crash yet.
I have 7 tabs open, 6 of them pinned, and opening another causes the issue. The offending tab will constantly move between a new tab row and the main one, slowing down VS and showing high CPU usage until closed.
I use no sorting options.
Perhaps huge gap in space between pinned and nonpinned tabs isnt accounted for somehow?
I have a setup with VS 2017 and no extra extensions, besides the Custom Document Well and get even several crashes per day, which didn't happen before installing this one. I have scrolling enabled + colors by regex and alphabetical sorting. I usually work with much more tabs open than the vertical bar can fit, several of them pinned.
@justcla Do you have any updates on that? This is the only problem stopping many of us from using this superb plugin and the issue has been reported many times in the QA section of the marketplace.
Any chances to get it solved?
Hey @mikocot. Sure thing. @prnadago Is looking into it.
User (Daniel Bekker) asked question on Marketplace Q&A: