Datagrip 2019.3.1 Issues
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Hi experts,
The first issue is that I cannot find the dialect option for each file. Usually it's on right-top corner of the editor screen, but now it's nowhere to be found.
The second issues is more serious: Typing is VERY SLOW, to the point of not usable, even for a new project (less than 30 lines of code), typing a column name may stuck for literally half a second. And in the same time intellisense goes away once it starts to stuck. And the fan speeds up wildly. This is immediately noticeable since the new installs of 3.1. I had no issue with 2.6.
May I ask, before I rollback to 2.6, aside from the settings and databases sources, anything else I need to backup?
Thanks in advance~~
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I've had performance issues with 2019.3.1 as well, which I've pegged to introspection. After disabling auto sync, things perform a lot better. It seems that they changed from storing the data in RAM before writing to file to using temp files. I think Dell Encryption may be bogging things down on my system as a result.
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>> The first issue is that I cannot find the dialect option for each file
You can change dialect via context menu:
Or do you mean something else?
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Could you e-mail me vasily.chernov@jetbrains.com examples and zipped IDE log folder?
We need thread dumps and code samples to investigate the issue.
How did you disable auto sync? I seem to have the same issues even with very basic queries.
Tarald, see screenshot below. vasily chernov, I submitted logs and trace files to my ticket here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/DBE-9850. Perhaps giving the user an option to revert back to the previous behavior would be good since the new introspection behavior is clearly creating issues for some people.
Thank you, I did it the easy way and rolled back to 2019.2.5 haven't had any issues since.
I'll check out 2019.3.1 again next week some time.
EDIT: Also mailed logs to Vasily Chernov
Yea, I'm holding out hope that they will offer a fix before reverting back to 2019.2, which isn't a viable long term strategy anyway.
@Tarald
As a temporary workaround stay on 2019.2.6 and await for 2019.3.2 release(it's coming in January).
Tarald,
Could you try to update to DataGrip 2019.3.2?
We fixed some performance issues and I hope yours too.
Haven't experienced any issues yet, I'll update you if i experience it again.