job000152
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UI extremely laggy and unresponsive when significant changes are made.
Unity Asset Store user Troy says:
"When significant changes are made (say removing a large asset with many scripts), the UI for perforce in Unity becomes extremely laggy and unresponsive when changes need to be submitted. In my case, I needed to remove the uScript framework for an update requiring a change to over 1000 files. Perforce came to a crawl, so perhaps there are some issues with how it is handling its' changelist within the editor as after the submit is completed and the list is cleared.. performance returned to normal."
Unity Asset Store user Troy says:
"When significant changes are made (say removing a large asset with many scripts), the UI for perforce in Unity becomes extremely laggy and unresponsive when changes need to be submitted. In my case, I needed to remove the uScript framework for an update requiring a change to over 1000 files. Perforce came to a crawl, so perhaps there are some issues with how it is handling its' changelist within the editor as after the submit is completed and the list is cleared.. performance returned to normal."
- Status
- Open
- Project
- perforce-software-p4connect
- Severity
- A
- Reported By
- p4pzp
- Reported Date
- 10 years ago
- Modified By
- pmclary
- Modified Date
- 9 years ago
- Owned By
- p4pzp
- Dev Notes
- 2015/12/08: Perforce Dev increasing severity to A
This could probably be improved by some kind of Progress bar or feedack to user.
The performance issues need to be addressed as much as possible.
Priority: Medium - Type
- Bug
The problem seems to be that P4Connect renders every entry in the list, not just the ones visible. The change list needs virtual scrolling. There might be inherent problems with doing this in the Unity editor, but it would really help a lot.
I wrote a proof of concept example of how virtual scrolling in the editor could be done: http://pastebin.com/pr0QH7zh