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I'm using a self-built "basic" NB circa 100421 ... when I start debugging the disk goes wild and really slows things down. One of the reasons is that a mercurial refresh task gets started. This doesn't make much sense.
What do you mean by mercurial refresh? Is it scanning and indexing of chekouted sources (done by java module), or is it update of the sources from repository. There is issue 183405 which is related to the first case. Have you encountered the same situation?
According to the second report, issue 184783, it really seems that it is about scanning of sources.
*** Bug 184783 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Is this still reproducible after issue 183405 has been fixed?
(In reply to comment #5) > Is this still reproducible after issue 183405 has been fixed? Sorry, I haven't had the chance to upgrade my "use" NB. I'll let you know as soon as I upgrade and play with it a bit.
Resolving as incomplete for now. I did not reproduce that debugger would trigger Mercurial refresh. Debugger does not call any filesystem refresh directly, therefore this can not be visible in any thread dump. If this really happens to you on a regular basis (IMHO it was just a coincidence), please provide steps to reproduce.
I played with this a little bit, but has not been able to reproduce it yet - verified/incomplete