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bugs - Problem with Classify Documentation Center page



Bug introduced in 10.0 and fixed in 10.2



Every time I try to open the "Neat Examples" tab on the documentation center page for the function Classify Mma gets stuck showing "Progress Dialog". The problem persists after disabling dynamic evaluation.


Can someone confirm this problem?


OS: Linux
Mma ver: 10.0.1



Answer



I confirm (Windows 7 x64, MMa 10.0.1). After opening the "Neat Examples" tab in the Documentation Center page for Classify MathKernel.exe loads HUGE amount of data from pacletserver2.wolfram.com. After 2 hours of waiting with hanging Mathematica FrontEnd I found in the



%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Mathematica\Paclets\Temporary




directory more than 600 files with names ranging from "Classifier_Language-1.0.09441.paclet" to "Classifier_Language-1.0.09441000.paclet" most of which have file size about 4.42 Mb. The overall size of the directory is now 2.48 Gb and keeps growing. The FrontEnd still does not respond.


UPDATE


I have found that all the files grow only up to the size of 4643101 bytes and are exactly identical on this final stage (I have checked this with Windows' fc /B command-line tool)! Up to the moment I have already about 800 files and it looks like the process will not stop until all the 1000 identical files (names range from "Classifier_Language-1.0.09441.paclet" to "Classifier_Language-1.0.09441000.paclet") will be loaded from pacletserver2.wolfram.com. It is clearly a bug.


UPDATE 2


After several hours of the above-described "work" Mathematica has crashed. The files in the folder are still here and were not deleted after restarting Mathematica. Their overall size is 3.44 Gb.


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