@pulumi/azure-native crashes TypeScript compiler

[michaellperry]

I love this service! It's a joy to work on infrastructure using the languages I love.

I ran into a problem with a TypeScript project on Azure. If @pulumi/azure-native is installed, tsc crashes. This prevents the language support from loading in VS Code. As a result, I don't have TypeScript intellisense.

This is documented in this GitHub issue.

I'm going to try moving my project to @pulumi/azure as a workaround.

[aureq]

@michaellperry Glad to here you're enjoying Pulumi.

On the crash with VS Code, I had a similar issue a few weeks ago and I was able to resolve it by increasing the maximum memory for the TS Server.

In the VS Code preferences: TypeScript > Tsserver: Max TS Server Memory and set the value to 4096 (this one worked for me) or maybe higher. Then close VS Code and reopen your project (a reboot of your env may be necessary).

Let us know please.

[kpitzen]

Hi @michaellperry ! This is on our radar as one of the major improvements coming in Azure Native v2 - I'm going to mark this as "by design" for now, since the v1 spec includes every version of every resource for every API - that manifests itself in the form of poor performance (to the point that it can crash the language server in some cases).