Insync slows down my quite fast machine almost to a halt (lags/freezes)

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#21

Apologies for the late revert and silence, @Andrea_Ippolito! I am following up on this. Our engineers had to shift their focus on an important deadline in the past few weeks, and are slowly circling back to their pending tasks. We thank you and everyone else here for your utmost patience and understanding! :pray:t4::heartpulse:

#22

Thanks @mia, hoping to hear some good news soon! :slight_smile:

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#23

Thank you @Andrea_Ippolito!

#24

:slight_smile: Up :slight_smile:

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#25

Thank you @Andrea_Ippolito. Our engineer has been focused on a few important projects for some weeks now, but I’ll make sure to circle back on this with him.

Thank you for bumping :slight_smile:

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#26

After been fixed on v3.9.0 or so, the issue appears again on v3.9.3.60019. Therefore it’s clear that a regression has been introduced. The sympthoms are exactly the same as in the first post on this thread.

It seems that every Insync update introduces new issues or regressions.

#27

@chgonzalez Hi! I’m working closely with our engineers to ensure that future updates would not introduce any regression bugs.

Thank you for your patience!

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#28

Thanks mia, I really hope this gets addressed soon because today the older version of Insync refused to start on my rolling distro (opensuse Tumbleweed) because I supposed that some dependencies are starting to be too old and my distro doesn’t ship them anymore.

I was therefore forced to upgrade to the latest available version of Insync.

I haven’t run my test again to see if it was slowing down my PC, but I really hope that someone is looking into this to make sure it gets ironed out).

Thanks!

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#29

Hello, are there any news about this issue?

Every time I boot my laptop now I have to live with a couple of minutes of complete lag, and it’s unacceptable for an issue that’s been known for so long to still be unaddressed.

I’m now on version v3.9.4.60020

#30

I understand your sentiments, @Andrea_Ippolito. I have reached out to our engineers to request for an update on this issue.

#31

This regression is now almost one year old. The last request for updates was close to two months ago.

Is it fixable at all? Are your engineers having a hard time reproducing it? Please let me know if and how I can help further.

Thanks

#32

Hi @Andrea_Ippolito! I will follow up with our engineer and see what the challenges might be in reproducing/providing a fix for this.

Thank you for your patience!