Sftp crashes Lightroom 3.2rc

If I try to do a web gallery upload using sftp Lightroom crashes every time. I'm running 3.2rc on Windows 7 x64 8gb ram, Core i5.

AngerMgmt wrote:
clvrmnky wrote:
If they are having trouble reproducing the crash it can be hard to release a fix.
No, this one's extremely easy to reproduce: Win 7 64-bit, sftp, crash!
I mean easy to reproduce for /others/, like perhaps a maintenance coder given the work of researching a bug report. If such a person cannot consistently reproduce the problem in an instrumented environment (and the crash is not obvious from code inspection, which can happen if you are lucky) then it is unlikely that the defect will be picked up for a release.
Clearly, only a small number of us are affected and thus, it's a very low priority. C'est la vie.
If only a small number of people are affected, then a general problem will be harder to identify, and a general solution will be hard to ship. This is precisely what being able to reproduce a bug consistently means. Since changing code always introduces potential instability, it is quite common to pull a fix from a shipping release for a great number of reasons. It does not mean it is low priority, necessarily, but that overall app stability is a much, much higher priority release over release than any defect that does not corrupt or lose data.
There are always more bugs than development man-hours, and feature work was continue as well.

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