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I have a couple of folders containing some html files most of which exceeds 3000 in number.
Recently I noticed that navigating into these folders through ConEmu leads to crash. I mean it exits unexpectedly. Specifically in my case when the number of files exceeds 2770 exactly, the ConEmu crashes and exits.
Following tests led to same problematic issue:
Using Clink.v1.0.0.a1
Using Clink v1.0.0a0
Another folder with 3500 randomly generated text files inside
But changing it to Clink v0.4.9 or directly launching cmd.exe from system32 (without ConEmu) solved the issue and it worked as normal.
For the clarity here is some system info:
Windows 10, v1909, x64
4GB RAM
nVidia GPU 2GB Memory
ConEmu 191012 Alpha x64
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
That sounds interesting, and frustrating. I tried to reproduce it with ConEmu 200713 and the chrisant996/clink fork and also with 1.0.0a1, but I couldn't get it to crash. I was using a directory with 4987 files.
Are you still encountering it with newer builds of ConEmu?
I have a couple of folders containing some html files most of which exceeds 3000 in number.
Recently I noticed that navigating into these folders through ConEmu leads to crash. I mean it exits unexpectedly. Specifically in my case when the number of files exceeds 2770 exactly, the ConEmu crashes and exits.
Following tests led to same problematic issue:
But changing it to Clink v0.4.9 or directly launching cmd.exe from system32 (without ConEmu) solved the issue and it worked as normal.
For the clarity here is some system info:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: