[Beta] Today it was a very slow day

I have a server function that takes about 20 seconds to read about 100 rows from a table, crunch some numbers and write them in a different format to another table.

The function prints something every time it reads a row.

If I run the app on the old IDE, it takes 20 seconds and I see the log output in 20 seconds, in (almost) real time. Some rows are processed faster, some slower, and so is the output.

If I run the app on the new IDE, it takes the same 20 seconds, but I see the log output slowly trickling at a consistent pace. It takes about 2 minutes to finish. In the mean time the app is responsive and I can use other commands, but the log from both server and client side prints will arrive after a minute or two.

Yesterday is gone already, so I can’t test it yesterday. I can’t say for sure that yesterday it was faster, but I have the strong feeling that the IDE is slower today.

The whole day I had the feeling that the beta IDE was way way slower than it has been in the past 2 weeks. If it had been so slow since the beginning I think I would have kept working on the old IDE.

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Agreed. Even just typing for me had a noticeably longer delay today, to the point where I’d sometimes finish typing a line before it displayed.

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Seeing the same issues over the last days.

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I also noticed definite sluggishness in the editor today on multiple systems.

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Yep, server calls for me were slower, internet speed is the same.

It was the same for me yesterday. Even had to change to Classic Editor. But I have not experienced this problem today yet. Good things because my eyes appears to have grown accustomed to the Dark Theme already.

It has been very slow for me today. Typing nearly impossible (about a 2 second lag though it does vary)

Yeah, I just realized it still isn’t fixed. Back to Classic Editor. Hope Anvil fixes this quickly so I can get back to the new editor.

It looks like the IDE is fast again.

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IDE is crawling today. And I cannot access the old IDE. Oh dear!