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zsh-autocomplete plugin quite slow to initiate #763
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I have the same issue. In my situation, I only have problem if I mount e.g. OneDrive or remote file server. |
@ImNotaGit not sure this is the cause, but from the minimal |
@runofthemill Thanks for the comment. Actually, I was not loading zsh-autocomplete twice in my actual .zshrc. In my example set-up above I simply intended to suggest that the issues occurs independent from how I load the plugin -- either via oh-my-zsh or manually. |
Any updates on this? I notice that loading this plugin is quite slow on my setup. |
I am having same issue. New shell init time jumped from immediate to couple seconds when I enabled the plugin. |
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This might not be a real bug, and I'm not sure if this is normal, but for me sourcing the zsh-autocomplete plugin is quite slow -- I use oh-my-zsh to manage plugins, if I disable zsh-autocomplete, then starting zsh takes ~ 1 second, but if I enable zsh-autocomplete, it takes an additional 4-5 seconds. Given that in my workflow I normally use tmux as a terminal multiplexer and opens multiple windows/panes, the delay of ~5 seconds each time I open a new window becomes quite obtrusive... Any idea of troubleshoot/speed up the startup is much appreciated!
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