perf: Refactoring extension (total overhaul)

[buehler]

• Closes Update @types/node to the latest version 🚀 #371

• Closes #361

• Closes #347

• Fixes #373

• Fixes #372

• Fixes #365

• Fixes #363

• Fixes #353

• Fixes #345

• Fixes #341

• Fixes #310

• Fixes #303

• Fixes #310

• Fixes #281

• Fixes #172

Description

Whole refactoring of application. Does remove auto importing (since it's in vscode and typescript by default) and disables guessed parsing of files. Will only parse to organize imports now.

This eliminates the memory leaks and enables the extension again. After that, parsing can be added step by step back.

[oskarols]

Thanks a lot for the work you're doing! Really good stuff.

[stevenmusumeche]

Thank you!

[Dante-101]

Thank you for all the efforts!

[adrienharnay]

Thanks, neat! Nice work

[oskarols]

Hm. I did not realize all of the commands I was using were removed. Anyone know how one can rollback to 1.8? Can't seem to find any way to generate a vsix from the build commands.

[oskarols]

To answer my own question, after a great deal of sleuthing I found the link for the VSIX-file for previous version, which one can use to downgrade to the previous version:
https://rbbit.gallery.vsassets.io/_apis/public/gallery/publisher/rbbit/extension/typescript-hero/1.8.0/assetbyname/Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.VSIXPackage

Download the above file, and rename it so it has a .vsix filename.
Also make sure to disable the "extensions.autoUpdate": true, setting in Visual Studio Code; otherwise it'll auto-update to 2.0 and overwrite the downloaded version.

[buehler]

I also uploaded those packages from 1.5 upwards.

Those commands will come back, but I need some time to refactor certain parts of the parser.

There is a recursion that kills the GC and memory. So I actually need to refactor to a iterator instead of a recursion. And then I can reenable those features. But maybe I enable the features back but with an opt-in option.

[oskarols]

Doesn't look like one can use the uploaded .zip-files to install the extension though.
No worries about the commands. I just needed them right away. Above is a good workaround for me :)

[buehler]

@oskarols
Yea me neither... I assume some guys just indexed their compiled javascript files, which killed the GC.