I'm working with a 35 000 line .srt (subtitles) file which was created by concatenating about 200 smaller files. My goal is to spell check the contents of all of those and split them back.
The tests below have been ran with all other extensions disabled.
Whenever I try to load this file, the console outputs WARN UNRESPONSIVE extension host: 'ban.spellright'[...], as in:
This leads to the extension behaving as if the binaries were outdated, i.e. outputting (command 'spellright.[command]' not found) errors for every command invoked via the command palette.
Below are attached the .srt and .cpuprofile files, both renamed to *.txt in order to allow attaching:
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I'm working with a 35 000 line .srt (subtitles) file which was created by concatenating about 200 smaller files. My goal is to spell check the contents of all of those and split them back.
The tests below have been ran with all other extensions disabled.
Whenever I try to load this file, the console outputs
WARN UNRESPONSIVE extension host: 'ban.spellright'[...], as in:This leads to the extension behaving as if the binaries were outdated, i.e. outputting
(command 'spellright.[command]' not found)errors for every command invoked via the command palette.Below are attached the .srt and .cpuprofile files, both renamed to *.txt in order to allow attaching:
exthost-ea16a3.cpuprofile.txt concatenated.srt.txt