In Preferences->Evolver->Evolver Timeout I use a timeout of 30s.
Still, from time to time, Evolver takes a much longer time to evaluate a single random strategy.
I'd expect that Evolver kills such a long runner....
Still, from time to time, Evolver takes a much longer time to evaluate a single random strategy.
I'd expect that Evolver kills such a long runner....
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It’s not possible to kill a thread in .NET6, Thread.Abort was removed from the .NET framework. If the strategy makes it into Execute then the timeout can be enforced, but not in Initialize.
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