Fuse crashing after high CPU use on macOS

Bug Reports
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fuse v1.1.0 (build 13808)
macOS v10.12.6

After updating macOS, Fuse goes to CPU usage of > 350%. This goes on for about a minute, and then it winds down or it crashes. I have sent the crash report from macOS. Loading of the preview from my connected iPhone is very, very slow, more than a minute to get to the splash screen.

I was on Fuse 1.1.0 since it came out and haven’t had this behaviour, it started with the update of macOS.

Fuse logs give no meaningful information.

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Investigating further, Fuse runs ok when in preview on desktop. When I start previewing on iPhone, CPU goes up.

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Hi Jeroen,

That’s interesting, could you please send us the crash report that you get?

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Hi Emil, looking through logs in macOS’s Console I see some more info than in the Fuse logs. Quite a few are like this

Event:           wakeups
Wakeups:         45007 wakeups over the last 290 seconds (155 wakeups per second average), exceeding limit of 150 wakeups per second over 300 seconds
Duration:        289.83s
Steps:           253

Hardware model:  MacBookPro10,1
Active cpus:     8

Fan speed:       5921 rpm

Do you want complete reports? If so, shall I attach them here?

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Yeah, please send it to us here:

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Done!

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Thank you!

Which language have you set as default language in macOS?

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Hi Emil,

My language setting is set to Dutch (NL language)

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Hi Emil, thought you’d be interested to know that after upgrading to 1.1.1 (build 13893) I haven’t heard my fan yet.

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That’s interesting, thank you for letting me know.

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Emil, the high CPU usage started happening again. After some more investigating, I think I found the problem. In my .unoproj file, I had two lines to include png files, and one line was for a subfolder of the other. I found Fuse kept on loading the files with every preview refresh on my device.

This is what I had:

  "Includes": [
    "*",
    "*.js:Bundle",
    "Assets/Images/*.png:Bundle",
    "Assets/Images/Monument/*.png:Bundle"
  ],

Removing the last line brought me back to CPU usage of < 60%, even when starting up.

(To clarify: Fuse reported an error about too many files open. MacOS reported over 900 open PNG files.)

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Hi Jeroen,

That of course shouldn’t happen. Did you start Fuse from terminal or spotlight? I’m wondering, since the terminal got a limitation in how many files it supports open.

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Hi Emil,

Have switched to opening Fuse from the app, used the terminal before. No change, I’m afraid.