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Script executor is taking too long to suspend

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[WARN][Bot #1][11/04 08:51:57 PM]: Script executor is taking too long to suspend; restarting now...

Hi, what is the reason why my script is making this error and then stopping?

It's most likely having issues stopping the script because it's in the middle of executing some loop, the devs can clarify otherwise

Could be a multi-loop issue, but also could be a multi-threading issue

Edited by ProjectPact

I found that when I execute async events from inside of a blocking event, I had to manually call setFinished() on each one or else that would happen.

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21 hours ago, Khaleesi said:

Happends a lot for me aswell, usually happeds a lot when you try to sleep for too long :)
Like worldhopping, ...

Well after some testing I think the issue is with login handler. It seems it stops before it fully finishes then gets stuck on second log in screen and logger shows this error. Maybe you can confirm it too?

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8 hours ago, Khaleesi said:

Well could be ... I experience this a lot while hopping 

Yes, because often you don't hop smoothly and get that second login in screen. I get this when starting scripts too. It's not hard to solve this, but I think fundamentally it should be fixed by devs. I guess I'll create a bug topic :) 

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