The author of the plugin noted that the support of many different groups of virtual environments can negatively affect the performance of the plugin. In this regard, I added the "ignore_envs_groups" parameter. this is a table that should contain rows with the names of virtual environment groups. By default, the table is empty so as not to break the backward compatibility of the plugin. But anyone can add to this variable all the groups of environments that they do not use, thereby saving the plugin time.
The author of the plugin noted that the support of many different groups of virtual environments can negatively affect the performance of the plugin. In this regard, I added the "ignore_envs_groups" parameter. this is a table that should contain rows with the names of virtual environment groups. By default, the table is empty so as not to break the backward compatibility of the plugin. But anyone can add to this variable all the groups of environments that they do not use, thereby saving the plugin time.