Hi

In my project with 27 libraries and 4479 objects i noticed that:

if I commit / pull / push with the open libraries (open tree node) the system is very slow.

If I close the node of all the libraries, the process is much faster.

Do you find it?

GMY

Hi Chris,

Thanks for opening the support ticket! Our development team will analyze and figure out a way to improve the performance and memory issue. We will follow up with you in our ticket system.

Regards,

Tom Jiang

I am having the same issue, but I don't think it's actually Git itself. Maybe related to having Git installed somehow? On Save, I wait 5-10 seconds every time. 

Even worse, as I was monitoring the PB process in Task Manager, I saw it ramped up to 25% CPU on every save, and added 4MB to the memory space ... which is never recovered! Something horribly wrong here.

before save

during save

after save

Hello

I've had the same problem.
It resolved when I told the *.pbd, *.pbl, *.dll and *.exe files from the GIT control.

( First we leave in the folder and under the control of GIT also the program compiled with all its DDDK.

Just act on the file. ".ignore" for ignore them.

example:

*.pdb

*.pbl

*.exe

*.dll

>>Everytime I save an object - then YAWN.... Y A W N !!!!!! ..... I'm having a SSD disk so this should not be the reason

Git isn't involved when you save an object.  Only when you commit, push or pull.   Are you sure Git is your issue?

Hi Georgios, 

Please full build the application and try again.

Best regards,

Julie

Are you using the new native Git interface in PowerBuilder 2017 R2?  In our tests it is very fast, and there is a webinar scheduled on March 21, 2018.  https://www.appeon.com/company/events/source-control-using-git-powerbuilder-2017-r2-new-feature.html  

One simplest test you can do to determine if it is a problem of PowerBuilder or your Git software is to use a Git client to perform the same operation.  If the Git client is also slow then your problem definitely has nothing to do with PowerBuilder.