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Can only call write_image a certain number of times before process hangs #1255
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Hi @slishak, thanks very much for the detailed report. I will try to reproduce on a windows vm (although I only have access to windows 10). Out of curiosity, have you tried installing orca with conda or the windows installer? I don’t know that these would behave differently, but these version of orca have gone through the electron packing process. |
Neither - I installed using npm and pip as per https://plot.ly/python/static-image-export/#npm--pip |
I was able to reproduce this on my windows 10 VM and the number of exports at which the process hangs exactly matches your report. This does not hang on OS X or Linux even out to 1000 images 🤔 Next I'll try to reproduce without plotly.py |
Closed by #1262. Could you give the 3.4.1 release candidate a try and confirm that it fixes the issue for you? Installation instructions for the release candidate at https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/tree/release_3.4.1 Thanks again for taking the time to to report this! |
That appears to have done the trick, just wrote a 200 page PDF without having to restart Orca! Thanks for looking into it. |
Great! Thanks for giving the release candidate a try. |
Using Orca to export multiple static PDF files, when I get to the 25th file the process hangs and never completes. The limiting number of files seems to depend on the file type:
pdf, svg: 24 files written
png, jpg, webp: 25 files written before hanging
The same happens whether I write to a file or a BytesIO stream. For interest, the reason I'm doing this is to write a multi-page PDF as per the issue here plotly/orca#143.
I can circumvent the issue by adding the following line into the loop to periodically restart the Orca server:
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