CLion 1.2.4 bug fix update

15 Responses to CLion 1.2.4 bug fix update

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   Alexander Münch says:

   December 25, 2015

   Hi Anastasia, is 1.5 EAP affected, too?

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     Anastasia Kazakova says:

     December 25, 2015

     Should be not. Still in any case – we’ll add some extra checks to avoid such problems in the next EAP builds (and releases), and in case you experience some strange problems with intellisense in 1.5 EAP, please, do Invalidate Caches and Restart.

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   James Xiao says:

   December 29, 2015

   Hi there,
   I met problem with 1.2.4, that when I press ctrl+F, then type Chinese into the input area as keyword for a search, the Chinese is not shown correctly (shown as small rectangle in my case). Even though, the search functionality seems working, that clion can help to locate the keyword in the editor.

   But when I use ctrl+shift+f for a search, type Chinese into the keyword input area can be shown correctly

   I am not sure if this is related to the environment, I am using Red Hat 6.5, and my input method for Chinese is called IBUS

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     Anastasia Kazakova says:

     December 29, 2015

     That’s quite interesting, could you please file a bug with this description and maybe some screenshots here https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/CPP? We’ve heard about some problems with Chinese characters but it’s always the lack of the information. So your details might really help. Thanks in advance.

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   OKoeh says:

   December 31, 2015

   Hi all,
   I’ve tried to update from 1.2.2 to 1.2.4 with the patch-update but after the restart it was still 1.2.2. My CLion runs on Ubuntu 15.10 and is located in the /opt directory. Could there be some trouble with the root rights? (I started the program as root)

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     Anastasia Kazakova says:

     January 4, 2016

     Not sure what’s the problem. Try to get the build from scratch from JetBrains.com/clion/download and install.

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   Grief says:

   January 4, 2016

   Why some updates are applied automatically in updates modal dialog while the others require manual download from the site and installation by user? Isn’t it possible to automate this process as well?

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     Anastasia Kazakova says:

     January 5, 2016

     We try to make patch updates for every update, however patches are not possible for stable -> EAP versions and sometimes they are also not possible for usual stable updates as well due to the changes’ complexity.

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   Vlad says:

   January 5, 2016

   Hi,

   After I upgraded to 1.2.4, I realized that CLion keeps “eating up” my processor. After I launch it, the process eats up 200%-400% of my processor (Macbook Pro, Yosemite, 8GB RAM) for about 1.5 – 2 minutes, then every time I browse a file inside CLion the processor spikes up to more than 200% and stays like that for 5-6 seconds. This behaviour makes the system feel a bit choppy, compared to the previous releases. I don’t have this issue with other IntelliJ products.

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     Anastasia Kazakova says:

     January 5, 2016

     Is there anything happening in the background processes? Like indexing?
     Try to perform Invalidate Caches and Restart… and then wait till all the indexes are built. Is the problem still left after that?

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       Vlad says:

       January 5, 2016

       No, there is no indexing happening or any other background processes. The same happens on 2 different machines, both running OS X, and only after the update.

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         Anastasia Kazakova says:

         January 5, 2016

         Have you tried Invalidate Caches and Restart… then?

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           Vlad says:

           January 6, 2016

           Yes, and I get the same behaviour. Activity Monitor shows CLion spiking to 300%-400% very often, for prolonged periods of time (e.g. after scrolling in a small source file, the process stays at 300% for more than 30 seconds). I am curious if you can reproduce (or dismiss) the issue, maybe there is a problem with my machines.

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             Anastasia Kazakova says:

             January 7, 2016

             Could you please send us the CPU snapshots when the spikes are happening. To get it follow the instruction: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/207241235-Reporting-performance-problems
             Also logs could be useful: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/207241085-Locating-IDE-log-files
             Submit all the information via a request to our support team: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com. We’ll be glad to investigate and help.

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           Vlad says:

           January 8, 2016

           Thanks, will try.