Code analysis never ends in Leda Follow
For the last several builds on Leda, code analysis never completes. (ie, the little eyes icon in the upper right always indicates "Performing..."). I am getting many many exceptions (wrong psi, psi and index do not match, etc.) so that could certainly be the cause. I have submitted these exceptions, but is there something else I can do to better report these?
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I saw three of them. But this exception should work in the way to reindex broken file (corrupted indexes is general IDEA platform problem, but it shouldn't affect usability). Try to "Invalidate caches".
Best regards,
Alexander Podkhalyuzin.
Invalidating caches seems to cleared up the exceptions, but not the stalled inspections.
Then I need CPU snapshot or threaddump to check it. Can you create an issue for it?
Best regards,
Alexander Podkhalyuzin.
Sure. I just upgraded to 519 and the latest plugin. If the problem persists I submit an issue with dumps.
I also have this problem in IntelliJ 12.1.4 for Play Framework with Scala. Here are some Thread dumps, log files, etc. I have done Invalidate Caches and it does NOT help.
The IDE is useless now since I cannot set any breapoints, cannot copy-paste, code completion problems, etc.
Attachment(s):
IntelliJ_Code_Analysis_Problem.zip
I have created ticket http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/SCL-6079 as I have the same problem. Perhaps you can attach your information if this is the same symptoms.
Best, .h.h.
Yes, I just did.
It is really annoying! Cannot copy-paste, cannot set breakpoints, code completion is unreliable, etc.
I am using 12.1.4 but I just tested with IntelliJ 13 EAP but it didn't help.
You can take a look at http://devnet.jetbrains.com/thread/437044 where Alexander Podkhalyuzin answered me with a suggestion that I will test tomorrow (not at my right work now).
Just thought you wanted to know :-)
I'm going to do some performance related work in October including reducing stack usage, then you will not require to use -Xss setting.
Best regards,
Alexander Podkhalyuzin.