After subsequent batches there are reports of the app crashing. I suspect this may be down to states/vars holding large amounts of data. I'm yet to have a look myself in detail but have experienced a couple myself.
There are discussions on the forums of moving ops into workers for other reasons: this may be beneficial for the zipping/processed results.
Personally I think we should remove the ability to continuously batch. Reason being is there is no real need to cache previous results and it presents memory challenges. I propose each subsequent batch is cleared each time.
This is a UX change so it's good to discuss options/investigate more?
After subsequent batches there are reports of the app crashing. I suspect this may be down to states/vars holding large amounts of data. I'm yet to have a look myself in detail but have experienced a couple myself.
There are discussions on the forums of moving ops into workers for other reasons: this may be beneficial for the zipping/processed results.
Personally I think we should remove the ability to continuously batch. Reason being is there is no real need to cache previous results and it presents memory challenges. I propose each subsequent batch is cleared each time.
This is a UX change so it's good to discuss options/investigate more?