** Description changed: - I have a maildir for my mail. My computer's name is "nightingale", and - this name is in the filenames in the maildir. I have a lot of email! + [ Impact ] + + Doing a search in the shell might lead to unresponsive processes that + are not terminated when the search is cancelled or when the gnome-shell + overlay is closed. + + [ Test case for GNOME-Shell and Nautilus ] + + 1. Run ubuntu session with gnome-shell, and open a system monitor (htop, top, gnome one) + 2. Open gnome shell overlay (hit super, or got to activity) + 3. Search for a short string (3 chars let's say) that matches many files you know you have + 4. Close the overlay (press super again, hit escape twice) + 5. The nautilus process should stop using CPU once the overlay is closed + + [ Test case for GNOME-Shell and GNOME-Calculator ] + + 1. Run ubuntu session with gnome-shell, and open a system monitor (htop, top, gnome one) + 2. Open gnome shell overlay (hit super, or got to activity) + 3. Type "10!!!" + 4. Close the overlay (press super again, hit escape twice) + 5. The gnome-calculator process should stop using CPU once the overlay is closed + + [ Regression Potential ] + + Nautilus search results returned are missing elements when continuously + update the search string, gnome-calculator computations via the shell + might not work as expected. + + ---- + + + I have a maildir for my mail. My computer's name is "nightingale", and this name is in the filenames in the maildir. I have a lot of email! When I search for "tilix" to start a terminal after logging in, Nautilus goes crazy consuming CPU. This is because I have to type "ti" to type "tilix" and "ti" is a substring of "nightingale". This is submitted as a search string to the nautilus search provider and apparently isn't cancelled when I close the entry - I checked the GError and it's NULL. A similar thing happens with the ctrl-f search in nautilus itself. We talked about this on IRC and I provided some traces and stuff. Linking to the log to avoid having to fetch those out into files. :-) - https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2018/03/14/%23ubuntu-desktop.html#t15:58 + https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2018/03/14/%23ubuntu-desktop.html#t15:58
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