Bug: Performance Issues and Application Crashes After Update 2.5.22.0

[Lukiluc29]

Description

Since the new update 2.5.22.0, I've noticed a significant regression in performance. Initially, I thought it might be a minor performance issue with my laptop, but even after restarts and such, the problems persist. So, I redirected myself to my much more powerful desktop computer, but the same issues are present. Let me explain further. When I transfer a file, for instance, to OneDrive, there's a fifty-fifty chance that the application crashes. Similarly, when I move a file to the Recycle Bin, there's a fifty-fifty chance of a crash, as well as when I attempt to empty the Recycle Bin. Some actions appear to complete successfully, like moving a file, but then the application crashes, and after the crash, it seems as if nothing happened. For me, except for opening or navigating files, the application is unusable. To be clearer, all major actions such as restoring an item, emptying the Recycle Bin, placing an item into the Recycle Bin, moving an item, go to the Git folder, etc., cause the application to crash.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Delete a files or folder
2. Empty the Recycle Bin
3. Move a file or folder in the OneDrive (For example)
4. Go to the Git folder

Requirements

Investigate and identify the source of the performance regression, potentially related to the new update.

Files Version

5.5.22.0

Windows Version

22H2 22621.1992

Log File

debug.log

[yaira2]

@Lukiluc29 thank you for the feedback, can you fill out the steps to repro? I'm pretty sure all these issues are related to #13192.

[Lukiluc29]

@Lukiluc29 thank you for the feedback, can you fill out the steps to repro? I'm pretty sure all these issues are related to #13192.

This issue highlights the problem during deletion, except that I am experiencing other issues as well.

[Lukiluc29]

I updated the steps to reproduce.

[yaira2]

The Git issue sounds like #12737, can you confirm if it's the same?

[Lukiluc29]

The Git issue sounds like #12737, can you confirm if it's the same?

No, it's different. Launching a Git folder and checking the Task Manager, there's nothing that increases significantly.

[Lukiluc29]

@yaira2 So don't you think it would be better to close this topic and open an issue than for Git?

[yaira2]

It might be easier to edit this to reflect the remaining points.

[Lukiluc29]

@yaira2 I finally opened a problem