My god, adding a conditional breakpoint in #Jetbrains#Rider (and I assume other editors) and #DotNet makes things slow.
I only have 20k pieces of data (admittedly large individual pieces, but still), and I went from finishing the run in about fifteen seconds to waiting for five minutes before I hit my breakpoint.
This isn't me complaining about anything, just kind of wild that adding a single "Does this int equal this int?" adds so much overhead! I had time to type this whole post!
@b4ux1t3 Did you start the whole application or did you debug a test?
My workflow has become this:
I'm using the "watch" plugin from @khalidabuhakmeh and @maartenballiauw and start my application in watch mode. If I need to debug, I'm just attaching the debugger instead of starting the whole thing from scratch.
Is it slower using the conditional breakpoint compared to a unconditional one?
@b4ux1t3@alexzeitler@maartenballiauw Could you file an issue with the logs to see what’s happening? It might be an issue but it’s hard to know without the logs.
@khalidabuhakmeh@alexzeitler@maartenballiauw Oh, no, I don't think there's an issue. Sorry, I thought I made that clear. Though, maybe it is, if it's adding so much extra time. Do I need to do something to get more verbose logs? I've never filed a ticket with logs before.
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