I have a several network folders with 3000+ templates, which are under source control. Having the automatic searching for file changes has a huge impact on how fast the GUI responds. I wish I could break the folders into several smaller folders but it is impossible at this time.
Can a feature be added so there would be a way to turn off the automatic looking of updated files in the standalone client, and provide a button to search for changes once pressed?
Looking for Changes in working folders.....Feature Request
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After working with the autofresh turned off. It did resolve most of the issues I was running into with Fortress Standalone client taking a great deal of time & CPU to fresh its display.
Every time I do a Compare & Checkin, it seems to trigger the refreshing of the file folders, I often have to touch a lot of files. I verify the changes I made before checking them in, and it takes a long time to verify 10 files when I have to wait for the Fortress Client to become responsive again after comparing each file.
Every time I do a Compare & Checkin, it seems to trigger the refreshing of the file folders, I often have to touch a lot of files. I verify the changes I made before checking them in, and it takes a long time to verify 10 files when I have to wait for the Fortress Client to become responsive again after comparing each file.
We have an article we wrote for Vault for improving performance that I think will work here as well: Recommendations for optimal Vault performance
What I think will particularly help you is changing the setting for treemanagersize from -1 to 100. Also, compare how your system and settings are compared to that article.
What I think will particularly help you is changing the setting for treemanagersize from -1 to 100. Also, compare how your system and settings are compared to that article.