GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 613181
Mistakenly removed statement
Last modified: 2013-09-13 01:07:51 UTC
Created attachment 156391 [details] email in question Re-sending, as original doesn't appear to have made it to the mailing list. Also filing a bug as testing after a git head rebuild does not remedy it. As info -- and in case anyone else wants to validate/invalidate. Using evo git head built ~10 AM yesterday. Attached email is downloaded via fetchmail and placed into an evo maildir account. Selecting the email in evo causes evo cpu usage on dual core core 2 to consume 50% of all available cpu and causes memory usage consumed by evo to start increasing continuously. Evo becomes unresponsive (system pretty much does also). Status bar states that it is Formatting message (0% complete) Result is evo must be killed. Not sure if it's just pertinent to my setup or not. I'll flush and rebuild and see if the issue persists.
Created attachment 156392 [details] stacktrace of evolution while in unresponsive state
Confirming, it makes evo busy for me too.
Created attachment 156458 [details] [review] gtkhtml patch for gtkhtml; It happened here: http://git.gnome.org/browse/gtkhtml/commit/?h=gnome-2-30&id=16c2ce11376f62f3d3f9324fc5b5e73f71571169 and it turned out that it's not as that much a death assignment.
*** Bug 607911 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Does "git blame" reveal anything about why that line was commented in the first place?
That's (git blame) how I found you commented it out. :) I'm asking for an approval for committing this change before 2.30, to have happy users.
D'oh! I bet it was part of my "dead assignments" cleanup. Commit it.
You'll want to request a code freeze exception from the release team for gnome-2-30. I'm sure they'll approve, but need to follow the process.
Created commit 6a21276 in gtkhtml master (3.31.1+) Created commit cfe0026 in gtkhtml gnome-2-30 (3.30.0+)