Re: Windows testing required: Updated runtime

On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 7:59 AM, Dave Page <dpage(at)pgadmin(dot)org> wrote:

> All,
>
> I've put an interim build of pgAdmin 4 at https://developer.pgadmin.o
> rg/~dpage/pgadmin4-1.5-x86.exe for Windows users. This build uses a work
> in progress patch to replace the slow Qt components with ActiveQt + the
> Microsoft web browser control to significantly improve performance.
>
> The version also includes close to 100 other bug fixes and changes, most
> noticeably performance improvements in the Query Tool that make it
> significantly faster than pgAdmin 3 with large result sets, and the ability
> to open the Query Tool and Debugger in new tabs that can be dragged onto
> different windows and therefore displays.
>
> If you have the ability, please give it a test and let me know how it
> performs. There are some known issues that we're working on:
>
> - The Query Tool History view isn't rendered correctly.
>
> - Closing a tab is now detected when there's a dirty query tool window in
> it, but closing the window containing the tab is not.
>
> - Inactive tabs have no visual definition between them.
>
> - When dragging a tab, the mouse icon changes to one with a stop sign in
> it.
>
> - If you close the last tab in a child window, it doesn't close the window.
>
> - Popout alerts don't display correctly.
>
> Thanks!
>
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>
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>

​Hi Dave,

At first, I was not having the same positive experience as the others.
After installation, the "Loading pgAdmin 4 v1.5..." message with the
spinning icon just appeared indefinitely. After several minutes, I canceled
it. Then I tried it again, and got this message:

Error loading script - /sqleditor/sqleditor
Error message
undefined

Then I disabled my AV software, and all was well. It launched in about 11
seconds (down from the 33 seconds I was getting on the previous version.)

I'll test it out a little further later.

Thank you,
Shira​