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BIG BUG needs Squashing ! VSCode is running dozens of background processes when only 2-3 files are open. #138481
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Starting from @DonJayamanne to help provide insights since most processes are data science related |
Sorry, didn't realize there were other extensions at play here that spawn other processes.
These are the only two spawned by Jupyter extension, again will create an issue and provided instruction on disabling this there (we have an option to turn this off). |
I'm sorry you're experiencing this issue. These are spawned to improve performance of notebooks in the Jupyter extension. Note: Even if after setting this, and shutting down VS Code those same |
There are three other extensions that spawn other processes as well. If you were to shutdown VS Code, do these processes not die? If not please could you file an issue with them. FYI - I've created an issue in Python Github repo.
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Again, I'm sorry you've been running into this since 2019, unfortunately I've been unable to locate any issues filed by you before this. |
I've since found that some extensions were activating unnecssarily
So, I think the only issue is with the Python extension and the Jupyter extension at this stage. please could you confirm there are no other issues. This way, we can tackle this issue in the corresponding repos (e.g. Python, Jupyter, Postgres, SQLTools, Grammarly). @rebornix Do you have any other thoughts on this? |
@richlysakowski Response for python extension is as follows, looks like it is by design vscode-python#18120
Right now the only issue is with the Jupyter extension, and I have provided a solution and if that still doesn't work please file an issue in the Jupyter repo. Closing this as there's no need to have an issue with all extensions mentioned as there's a response/solution for all them |
This problem of too many background processes has been plaguing me since the first time I started using VSCode in 2019. It never closes processes when I close files, always spawning new processes.
I am surprised nothing has really been done to fix since 2019, just more MS-GoRound (disable Microsoft Extensions, try this, try that, disable blah, blah, blah).
Why isn't there a garbage collector for VSCode background processes ???
At this point I usually go back to using Jupyter Notebook or Spyder., because they are more process and memory efficient, with fewer bugs and performance problems to report.
Is there a fix for this? Or is there a Best Practices document for usage to make me as a user more process aware?
I am using a recent update of VSCode:
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