opening git extensions will occupy 30%+ cpu

[xiemms]

--- GitExtensions2.49, Git 2.10.1.windows.1, Microsoft Windows NT 6.3.9600.0

windows 10
Intel i5-4590 CPU @3.30GHz
12G memory

[jbialobr]

Can you use processexplorer and investigate what command is being run for this process?

[xiemms]

seems that the vs code results in the situation ?

[jbialobr]

Can you right click on the git.exe process and click on the Properties menu?
On the Image tab where is a Command line shown. It would be helpful to see the Environment tab as well.

[xiemms]

i find that much cpu will be occupied when opened by GitExt Browse if the project has many files ,even though i closed the vs code. while it's getting much better if the git project has less files

Folder 27537
file 178634
node_modules has been added to .gitignore

[jbialobr]

It is caused by the Show number of changed files on commit button being turned on.

Can you tell how long it takes to run
git ls-files -o -i --exclude-standard
and
git status --porcelain -z --untracked-files
from the command line (close GitExtensions before running them)?
How many files do these commands return?

[xiemms]

the first command doesn't work while waiting for 5 minutes and have tried it twice。
by the way， the cpu was occupied 30%+

[xiemms]

i try to disable "Tools > Settings > Git Extensions > Show repository status in browser dialog" option , processes  will be ok

[jbialobr]

the first command doesn't work while waiting for 5 minutes and have tried it twice

Perhaps there is a bug in git (looks like an infinite loop), consider reporting it to the git community.

[xiemms]

thanks

[jbialobr]

Try the latest git release, there were some changes made to the ls-files command.