What happened:
When a virtual job has a large number of connected downstream jobs, pressing the Start button or Restart event from here results in a long period where the UI shows Loading or Restarting, during which no further actions can be taken.
This gives the impression that the system is unresponsive.
What you expected to happen:
Even when a virtual job triggers many downstream jobs, the Start or Restart action should respond quickly so that users can continue operating without noticeable delay.
How to reproduce it:
- Create a virtual job that triggers many downstream jobs.
- Click
Start or Restart event from here.
- Observe that the UI stays in
Loading or Restarting state for a long time before becoming responsive again.
What happened:
When a virtual job has a large number of connected downstream jobs, pressing the
Startbutton orRestart event from hereresults in a long period where the UI showsLoadingorRestarting, during which no further actions can be taken.This gives the impression that the system is unresponsive.
What you expected to happen:
Even when a virtual job triggers many downstream jobs, the Start or Restart action should respond quickly so that users can continue operating without noticeable delay.
How to reproduce it:
StartorRestart event from here.LoadingorRestartingstate for a long time before becoming responsive again.