appcode suddenly crashing like crazy when doing a bunch of 'find usages'
I've never had this problem before, I use find usages quite a bit and I've found it and appcode in general to be extremely stable.
howver I must be running into some kind of consistant edge condition because appcode has been crashing after a couple minutes of work as I trace through the functionality of some classes.
I dont think I am doing anything odd. this is my process.
- I find usages for a property in a class.
- pin the tab
- look through each usage until I see another property or function I want to look into
- do a second find usages for that property or function
- when I discover something useful I add a note to a non-project txt file that is open in another window
- continue through all the usages of the original properties
it usually takes anywhere from 1-4 times for appcode to crash.
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Dave, we'll try reproducing it shortly, meanwhile, could you please attach a crash report?
been busy today but I'll try and repro it tomorrow. now that I moved off that task it's much more stable.
but I'll get you a crash report tomorrow
tried to repro again and I couldn't. Not sure why it was so consistantly crashing and now it's fine.
I spent about a day just doing a ton of find usages and pinning tabs. some find usages were tiggered from the main editor, some were triggered from a previous find usage preview panel.
OK, please let us know, if it happens again and attach crash reports and logs from Help | Show Log in Finder)
By the way, have you tried looking in the ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports directory? It should contain all recent crash reports.
Here you go.
Attachment(s):
appcode_2014-07-25-161237_Daves-Mac-Pro.crash.zip
appcode_2014-07-25-160227_Daves-Mac-Pro.crash.zip
appcode_2014-07-25-155619_Daves-Mac-Pro.crash.zip
appcode_2014-07-25-155021_Daves-Mac-Pro.crash.zip
Thanks for your help!
Seems that is the problem with focus transfer between Java components.
We start the investigation (http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-128230).
Regards,
-uta