Reformat the whole project with selected profile Wait till progress manager has no progress indicator Start profiling using key as activity name Perform batch inspection on files with specified extension using currently selected profile (but without Spellings) Please don't use mouse and keyboard during snapshot capturing.Īfter CPU snapshot is captured the performance summary dialog appears with options to submit support request and open CPU snapshot in file browser.
The first line is created automatically and points to the currently opened file in the editor.Īfter execution of the first line IDE starts to capture a CPU snapshot and stops collecting it after the very last line. The dialog contains predefined scripts for the common scenarios of IDE slow-downs as well as an ability to write your own scripts. "Execute Performance Script" dialog provides a convenient way to collect CPU snapshots that gather the most valuable information about performance issue. This action will modify your phpstorm.vmoptions file and will capture the CPU snapshot during the phase of indexing on the next run. If you experience any issues with indexing performance in the IDE, please enable Help > Diagnostic > Profile indexing and then invoke File > Invalidate caches and restart. The summary doesn't reveal any confidential information. "Show Performance Summary" dialog provides a summary of the project and currently opened file that can help developers to identify the root cause of the issue. If you need to have the profiler enabled permanently, despite restart of the IDE and/or OS, please choose another " Enable persistent profiler" option.
This is a recommended way since it doesn't change your phpstorm.vmoptions file and doesn't increase system start time. The first one enables profiler until PhpStorm is restarted.
There are two ways to enable CPU profiler in the IDE: Help > Diagnostic > Enable CPU Profiler and Help > Diagnostic > Enable persistent profiler.
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