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The extension calls git commands that can take a very long time (eg more than a day) and keep them running. This shows as a large amount of git processes running on the background each using 100% of the CPU.
Could we add timeouts to these?
What triggered this for me was checking out a huge repo with a tree filter and then blaming a file:
# Clone huge repository with a filter
git clone --filter tree:0 https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped
and then blame a few files with the extension to reproduce.
Description
The extension calls git commands that can take a very long time (eg more than a day) and keep them running. This shows as a large amount of
gitprocesses running on the background each using 100% of the CPU.Could we add timeouts to these?
What triggered this for me was checking out a huge repo with a tree filter and then blaming a file:
and then blame a few files with the extension to reproduce.
Can we add a timeout to git commands?
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15.0.3
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