VS code process memory leak, Python code does not terminate after running. ......

[Xiaozhi-Python-path]

I use the latest version of VS Code. When I finished running a Python script, the two Powershell processes created in the background were still running, but the terminal was obviously shut down. ....
At the same time, about 9 processes are created in the background, and the processes reside. ...
It takes up a little bit, about 2.5GB. Is there any way to solve it? Or is this its own design?

[Xiaozhi-Python-path]

Boss, you see, it's normal to open so many processes and start the efficiency mode at the same time.

[dmitrivMS]

We have a number of built-in tools for you to look deeper into what those are:
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/wiki/Performance-Issues

But yes, many of them are required - VS Code splits its work across multiple processes to ensure stability and performance for rendering, background operations etc. Processes by themselves should not cause a lot of problems, but resource consumption might.

Would you be able to capture and share a memory snapshot on the main and extension host processes at the point where you see excessive consumption?

[Xiaozhi-Python-path]

Em, as you can see, the maximum is 893MB, which is normal, right? tycoon
However, I really don't have a Python interpreter written into the registry, but there are directories for environment variables and Python interpreters, but the software prompts that Python cannot be found. Is this a feature of Python plug-ins?

[Xiaozhi-Python-path]

Maybe, maybe I know that the extension gives priority to finding environment variables, but the environment variables are added, so I am very sure that although the python interpreter is not written into the registry, the installation directory of python is complete, but it prompts that the directory cannot be found and needs uv download, but not writing into the registry does not mean python installation. I think it is ok to take the environment variables, but it can't be found either. .......
The cache has indeed been cleared. I'm just a student and I don't know much. I hope to understand.