RE: Re: Performance problem with TortoiseMerge with large local files
From: Eric Hirst <eric.hirst_at_noetix.com>
Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2016 16:59:26 -0700 (PDT)
I appreciate the tip about line wrapping. I sometimes have to hard reboot my machine when I accidentally open up a diff of a change to a very large file.
Simply double-clicking on the wrong (large) file from the Tortoise log window during a review of changes to a test baseline can cause this. I mostly work remotely via Remote Desktop, and the process slams my system so hard that it won't even respond to a Ctrl-Alt-End or a remote reboot or task kill command -- my only recourse is to phone someone in the office and ask for a hard reboot. This happened to me today on a 72MB text file.
I don't know if the problem goes away or not when I turn off line wrapping. I'll try to check the next time I'm physically at my PC. Whether it does or not, it would be nice to see some sort of throttle on the process that allows it to at least fail more gracefully.
Thanks, Eric
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