Testing needed: Forum speedups on staging

Hmm, regarding bookmarked private games, perhaps they should still display on the list, just without the forum information? Either that, or don't allow themselves to be bookmarked?
Also, I haven't found anything else unusual. :D

Well, I think this is part of a bigger conversation we can have about v2 in the SDC. The landing page goes straight to the forums, so showing them wouldn't make sense. Of course, that just brings up a whole bunch of other questions, so lets not bring it into this thread.

I didn't mean it as a start to a conversation, sorry.

You raised a perfectly valid point. I just meant it's out of scope of this thread, so lets move it to somewhere more appropriate :)

Hi! More testing here. FlyingSucculent sent me an invite to a test game. I got the email, accepted the invitation, and saw that I was added to the game. When I tried to submit a character, nothing happened. There wasn't the standard "You can not submit any more characters to this game" response. However, when I left and came back to it, the character submission must've gone through as it showed up on the Game Details page and the standard "You can not submit any more characters to this game" response was displayed.

Even on prod, that page often needs to be be refreshed before it shows changed information, the same thing happens (on prod) when Inviting Players and such.

The site loads definitely seem to be much less ... predictable than before. It may be slightly faster, but with frequent pauses and long loads. Sometimes these slow page loads happen even when the CPU utilisation is low (<20%).

I have take to copying to clipboard before posting, just in case. This only saved me once so far today.

Probably related to the DB again, table/row locking or something like that. Please did we upgrade to InnoDB after all? Thanks.

Yes, we're using InnoDB, and I updated the settings to optimize InnoDB further.

I haven't had any problems since that time on Saturday, maybe it was just the site being too busy (which it was on Saturday).

Great that we did the migration to InnoDB already, good job!