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| const decorationDebounceDelay = vscode.workspace | ||
| .getConfiguration("cursorless") | ||
| .get<number>("decorationDebounceDelay")!; |
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Do you think there's much of a performance impact to reading this one every time the document changes? The proper way to do this would be to set in constructor and then listen for settings changes, but I can't decide whether it's worth the effort. I'll leave it to you to decide whether to do that or just leave this one as is
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Already tried I can't even measure the performance difference since the run to run variation is larger.
Looked at performance draw in task manager during full scroll up and down and uses 2-3% no matter if we read this setting or not.
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Might actually be that vscode internally caches settings if the file hasn't updated
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