In an app I'm developing, I have a log entry for every upgrade. It says something like this:
Timestamp - "version old" - "version now" - "program comment (some thing to summarize what's new in this version in one line)" It sure would be beneficial now :p Anyways, I will try to note everything down next time ________________________________ From: Thor S. Sent: 25. oktober 2008 23:42 To: '[email protected]' Subject: RE: [taskcoach-dev] Bugs Oops did not see the comments below. The logfile is removed now. I see how it goes. But it might not be taskcoach fault. I did see a memory build up in my browser Opera at the same time, however that might be a coincidence. Thanks for the comments ;) ________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Frank Niessink Sent: 25. oktober 2008 21:10 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [taskcoach-dev] Bugs Hi Thor, Please always mention which version you are running. 'Version before the latest release' is not specific enough unless we agree on what the latest release is :-) 2008/10/25 Thor S. <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:thor918%40online.no> >: > The task coach file had erased it self, showing 0KB. I'm not that worried > because this file is in my SVN-system, so it is backed up, however for those > that does not have a svn system, they would have lost everything. I think I > was running the version before the latest release. I did a new upgrade now > after the freezeup. Probably something failed while saving, but I'm not sure. > Another thing I see is in "C:\Program Files\TaskCoach" > > taskcoach.exe.log is 1.5 GB, is it suppose to grow that big? All exceptions are logged. If an exception occurs every few seconds it could get really big. Also, if you don't remove the taskcoach.exe.log when you install a new version, it could contain very old data. Please remove the taskcoach.exe.log now and when problems occur in the future, open a bug report and attach both your TaskCoach.ini and the taskcoach.exe.log file. Thanks, Frank
