Slow building and debugging with VS2017

anyone experiencing that?

Hi Hezy,

What version are you using? 3.90 or 4.00 (development)?

a.m. wrote:

4.00 very slow, i have disabled vs tools and removed test units and some plugins
take up to 5 minutes to build and 2 to 3 minutes for refreshing

hezyz wrote:

Did you get solutions...???

hezyz wrote:

Well probably not.
I'm having computer 4GB RAM. And 5th gen processor.

Don't find difficultly in routine work.
Infact I've vs 2015, Sql 2017 as well as vs 2017.
work seamlessly.

Try to free up some space by removing unwanted applications.

Remove temp and %temp%. And temp Asp.net Files.

So I don't think vs 2017 with Nop 4.0 have issue with slow debugging.Rather If you have low configuration.

Not sure if it's completely related but I'm seeing slow builds because VS 2017 tries to rebuild the referenced projects of a plugin every single time I build that plugin. Even if no changes in the referenced plugins were made. I checked to make sure no files (images, views, etc...) had the "Copy Always" build option set to true. I'm not sure if this is a VS issue or an issue with how the solution is configured. I also made sure the Copy Local option of the reference project was set to False.

Anybody else seeing that behavior?

Dear all,

I'm facing the same issue, any solution ?

With best regards,

Hello everyone,

The same issue is happening for me.

Any response please ?

I've been experiencing long and painful startups in debugging mode. I've unloaded all the unnecessary project files and the build speed has improved significantly. When I start with debugging, it takes sometimes minutes to load.  Most of the time is spent loading symbols and logging message from mainly EntityFramework.

Is there a way to turn off logging?  Thanks.

Upgrading my visual studio 2017 to the last version 15.8.3 have improved the build operation very much. Now i don't have no more troubles.
Enjoy ;)