Yugensoft Well-known member Mar 6, 2018 #1 Currently I have to wait around 1 minute after changing a template (in output dir), after refreshing a page, and it thrashes my CPU. Under XF1 it wasn't noticeably slow like that. Dev platform: Windows & Apache
Currently I have to wait around 1 minute after changing a template (in output dir), after refreshing a page, and it thrashes my CPU. Under XF1 it wasn't noticeably slow like that. Dev platform: Windows & Apache
DragonByte Tech Well-known member Mar 6, 2018 #3 Make sure Xdebug is disabled. admin.php?tools/phpinfo to check. If Xdebug has snuck its way in without you noticing, that can severely delay your page loads depending on your hardware. Fillip
Make sure Xdebug is disabled. admin.php?tools/phpinfo to check. If Xdebug has snuck its way in without you noticing, that can severely delay your page loads depending on your hardware. Fillip
X Xon Well-known member Mar 6, 2018 #4 I've noticed having xdebug causes a hilariously bad performance with XF2 Make sure to disable code coverage outside of test suits; xdebug.coverage_enable=0 It makes difference!
I've noticed having xdebug causes a hilariously bad performance with XF2 Make sure to disable code coverage outside of test suits; xdebug.coverage_enable=0 It makes difference!
Rasmus Vind Well-known member Mar 7, 2018 #5 In my experience I don't have to wait at all. It is my impression that each page view triggers a filesystem scan.
In my experience I don't have to wait at all. It is my impression that each page view triggers a filesystem scan.