Closed sgraf812 closed 7 years ago
I'm terribly sorry about late response, I read this on a train and then promptly forgot about it completely until today.
ide-haskell-hasktags
automatically re-runs hasktags
if any haskell files are changed in project directory. To facilitate that, it relies on chokidar
. On OSX this boils down to subscribing to FSEvents
. While initial directory traversal can take up a considerable amount of resources, it usually dials down a lot after that. On larger directories, I think it might take a while though (e.g. if you open a Haskell file from home directory)
If it doesn't sound like I'm describing your particular case, then I have no idea what goes wrong for you, or even if it's a problem related to your particular configuration (since I don't have a spare Mac to test on...)
TL; DR: Check if this problem persists on really small projects (like one Haskell file in a directory or something like that).
Sorry for procrastination.
I tried it on a stack new tmp
project and have not encountered the issue so far, so not sure about reproducibility. I'll tell you if I hit this again.
The plugin mostly works on my MacBook (OS X 10.11), but an Atom Helper process sucks a lot of system time. I tied it to
ide-haskell-hasktags
by disabling it.Sorry for not providing more information for reproduction, I'll maybe add something later.