versions after 2.22.2 don't seem to work with my save and load answers

[ladracer]

Describe the bug
When using any version of the AssemblyLine after v. 2.22.2 (2.22.2 works well) causes the program to timeout and crash the server....when a user saves or loads an answer set. Sometimes answer sets can be saved, but never can they be loaded without crashing the server. Quinten thought it might be tied to sql objects in my interviews like judges and db_attorneys. Removing those from the saved answers did not seem to matter.

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Version Information (should be in your.docassemble.server/updatepackage:

• Docassemble Version: 1.4.103
• AssemblyLine Version: 2.22.2 works as it should, all later versions do not.

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[ladracer]

If I try to upgrade ALDocument past 2.22.2 then the program loads but will not complete the task of assembling a document, as it times out and crashes the server (locking it up so you can't SSH in to the container) and have to do a container (not just the docker container but the entire AWS instance) shutdown and restart if you don't kill the program almost immediately.

Nonprofittechy Wrote Notes:

Is this due to a problem with saving or loading a snapshot? [Timing isn't clear]
Michael reports it happens even with the background processing of the document in place, so it's not just slow, it might be an infinite loop?
We couldn't spot any changes in 2.22.2 to 2.23.0 or 2.24.0 that would explain slower document assembly or add a potential for an infinite loop

[ladracer]

Nonprofittechy wrote "Great, I guess we know it's something to do with the specific variables that are being saved. Just a thought: perhaps it's a problem with saving the SQL Objects, like judge, etc?"

[ladracer]

by adding "judge" to the excluded list of variables, I was able to get it to save an answer set without crashing or hanging. However, attempting to load that newly saved answer set still caused the program to hang indefinitely. NOTE that I also chose to not have an attorney on the other side (other_parties[0].attorney) to simplify the test....so no FloridaAttorney was present in the test variables saved.