IDE locks up or never completes "indices" process after running full generate offline symbol table
Since upgrading to Idea 2020.1 (I know too soon and a bad idea) I have seen some issues when attempting to generate offline symbol tables. Classes tend to start failing inspections even though nothing changed and so I run the offline symbol job (full) and sometimes it succeeds and other times it locks up. I attached a dump of my logs during the last time it locked up and it appears to generate a new log every second almost as if a polling routine is stuck in a loop.
Not sure if this helps any but let me know if I can provide any additional details.
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reporter Thanks. I followed the instructions and it still got hung up on updating indices but if I close the project and reopen things appear to be ok. It’s not a blocking issue at the moment so I think I am good.
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repo owner Okay, good. Yeah, that's thrown off a few people. Thankfully JetBrains was very responsive.
Coincidentally I was just finishing up you guys' latest podcast when I saw this issue come in...right when you mentioned these issues. For what it's worth, I'm using 2020.1 exclusively for dev now with spot testing against 2019.3 and I'm not encountering any other issues (that I haven't already fixed at least). I just had to do this little index dance once to get things back into ship-shape. I am curious about your issue with F1, though. Can you be more specific? Feel free to send details via the Slack group if you'd prefer since that's out of the context of this issue.
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repo owner - changed status to duplicate
Duplicate of
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Hey, John. As for the constant indexing, take a look at
#1576which is a JetBrains bug. You can close/reopen the project and it will show indexing as complete. They've already committed a fix on their side, so hopefully a patch is coming soon.As for the other, can you please try the following to see if it puts you in a good state?
I think this is necessary because of the major changes in 2020.1, but I'm still trying to get to the bottom of it. Hopefully it's a one-time thing, though.