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Serg9
Known Participant
November 7, 2019

P: Infinite adding of MRUFileListChanged event in the ScriptListenerJS.log

  • November 7, 2019
  • 4 replies
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Adobe Photoshop: 21.0.0 20191018.r.37 2019/10/18: 614690fb487  x64
ScriptListener plugin is installed.

After updating to 21.0.0 I see unexpected behaviour of ScriptListener - the listener's log ScriptListenerJS.log is very large and grow very quickly even I do nothing inside the Photoshop. And the log is full of the MRUFileListChanged event blocks like the following

var idMRUFileListChanged = stringIDToTypeID( "MRUFileListChanged" );
    var desc5980 = new ActionDescriptor();
    var iddontRecord = stringIDToTypeID( "dontRecord" );
    desc5980.putBoolean( iddontRecord, true );
    var idforceNotify = stringIDToTypeID( "forceNotify" );
    desc5980.putBoolean( idforceNotify, true );
executeAction( idMRUFileListChanged, desc5980, DialogModes.NO );


Steps to reproduce

  • Close Photoshop
  • Clear ScriptListenerJS.log and save
  • Run Photoshop, create document and draw something
  • Close document without saving.
  • Check ScriptListenerJS.log 


Expected behaviour - the log is stable, no records being added (because no actions is being performed in Photoshop)

Actual behaviour: the log is infinitely growing by adding the MRUFileListChanged blocks mentioned mentioned above. The only way to stop this is to close Photoshop.

This behaviour almost blocked my jsx scripting work and this is very sad.

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4 replies

Legend
February 19, 2020
This should be fully fixed in the 21.1 update that went out last night.
Serg9
Serg9Author
Known Participant
November 13, 2019
In PS  21.0.1 this seems to be fixed. MRUFileListChanged event are present, but in limited amount.
Adam Jerugim
Community Manager
Community Manager
November 7, 2019
Hi Serg,

We're aware of the issue and are working on a solution which we hope to have out to users asap.

Thanks,
Adam
Legend
November 7, 2019
Thanks for reporting. I've asked engineering to look into this.