[BUG] Visual Studio 2019.16.5 hangs with Phamacist installed
rexebin opened this issue · 4 comments
Describe The Bug
After installing Phamacist.MsBuild and Phamacist.Common from Nuget to a newly created Xamarin project created from Prism Template. Restart Visual Studio 2019 Community and open the project. Visual Studio 2019 hangs after a few minutes at most.
However it doesn't say unresponsive in Windows Task Manager. CPU and Memory are not busy at all. There is also a Visual Studio Delay Notification in the System Tray.
I have to kill Visual Studio when this happens, it doesn't come back to life when this happens. I suspect there is something in the work that blocks Visual Studio, a infinite loop or doing something that takes a extremely long time to complete.
Steps To Reproduce
- Create a new Xamarin Prism project
- Install Phamacist.MsBuild and Phamacist.Common to main application lib
- Restart Visual Studio
- Visual Studio hangs after a few minutes, sometimes after a few minutes, some times very quickly
- Remove Phamacist.MsBuild and Phamacist.Common, Visual Studio does not hang.
Expected Behaviour
Visual studio should not hang.
Environment
OS: Windows 2004
Newly installed Visual Studio Version: 2019, 16.6.5, no extra extensions.
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Same issue with Visual Studio Version: 2019, 16.8.0 and Phamacist.MsBuild 1.9.1
See https://www.nuget.org/packages/ReactiveMarbles.ObservableEvents.SourceGenerator/ and https://github.com/reactivemarbles/ObservableEventsSourceGenerator
This doesn't use the MSBuild system anymore, instead a source generator.
Allows to get an observables for property changed events.
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