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On far (USA) host I can edit, build and launch small project with 5 files without big delays. It is a cool. But I miss about 10 seconds in order to add new file. I suggest to choose new target. 5 seconds can be new threshold. P.S. For me 10 seconds is a long delay, In this cases I activate other application and waiting answer from IDE in background. Scenario: - Open small project on far host (ping ~200 ms) - Call New File wizard - Select "C" category and "C Source File" file type. Press Next. - Press Finish ==> ~10 seconds missed
I have a couple of questions: 1) Is the folder you create file in versioned? 2) Do you mean this is a regression in comparison with 8.0.x? In any case, to agree on the goal, we need to specify whether the file belongs to an open project or not: due to implementation reasons, adding a file into a project takes longer (as we need to store updated project metainformation as well).
(In reply to Vladimir Kvashin from comment #1) > 2) Do you mean this is a regression in comparison with 8.0.x? I guess I know the answer. I measured it when filing and then fixing issue 250350. I think this isn't a regression: according to my measurements it took 9-11 seconds in 8.0.2.
You are right. It is not a regression. And same delay I see in NetBeans 8.0.2.
My measurements show that file creation takes 10 seconds if the file is in project; if you just create a new file in Favorites, it takes 4-5 seconds. (I think the reason is that in the former case project metadata is saved as well).