I’ve the problem with ktor-curl on macOS. ``` val response = <http://httpClient.post|...

# ktor

[aleksey.tomin]

I’ve the problem with ktor-curl on macOS.

val response = <http://httpClient.post|httpClient.post><T>(url) {
                    contentType(ContentType.Application.Json)
                    body = "some json"
                }

This code executed on windows ~1 sec but on macOS - first request < 1 sec but next ~ 15 sec.
kotlin 1.4.10, ktor 1.4.2, io.ktor:ktor-client-curl and others.

How can I look up a problem?

[e5l]

Hey @aleksey.tomin, could you file an issue in YT? I will take a look

[aleksey.tomin]

I will try to extract an example for this

[e5l]

Thanks, It would be great

[jaguililla]

Is it a request to your local machine?

[jaguililla]

I had problems with names resolved to localhost (not related to Ktor)

[jaguililla]

If so, you can check: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10064581/how-can-i-eliminate-slow-resolving-loading-of-localhost-virtualhost-a-2-3-secon/10200111#10200111

[aleksey.tomin]

No. It request to the remote host

[aleksey.tomin]

@e5l problem with macOS native window and NSApplication.sharedApplication().run()
Now I’m creating the example

[aleksey.tomin]

@e5l
I’ve replaced

val app = NSApplication.sharedApplication
...
app.run()

by

val app = NSApplication.sharedApplication
...
app.finishLaunching()
while (active.value) {
    app.nextEventMatchingMask(NSEventMaskAny, null, NSDefaultRunLoopMode, true)?.let {
        app.sendEvent(it)
    }
    runBlocking { 
        delay(100.milliseconds)
    }
}

and fix the problem. It’s not a ktor bug.
But it can be useful.