Open zvuc opened 6 years ago
Does this happen consistently on any project?
It happens in our own project (private), but I tried cloning the vscode (https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode) repository, opened the directory in ST3 and opened random ts files: main.ts
and paths.ts
. I see CPU spike immediately, and even after about 30 seconds, node process takes up almost 100% CPU usage (25% of total if counting all 4 cores) on idle. (Same behavior when using in our own project)
Interestingly, node process is not killed even when completely quitting Sublime Text 3. It stays visible in activity monitor, and another instance of node is fired up again when starting ST3 and opening up a TypeScript file.
Same file without TypeScript plugin installed. (Syntax highlighting is done by a different package, TypeScript Syntax) CPU usage is minimal.
+1 Same here
I was getting random freezes on copy, paste, save file... I uninstalled, the problem was solved Installed again, same problem
Currently i'm not using anymore until this issue was fixed
I am having this same problem windows 10
Same issue here.
Same here. Love the editor and plugin, but this makes it unusable.
Just today, I experienced this same issue after installing this plugin in Sublime Text 3 build 3211.
Have TypeScript Sintax plugin installed but this one doesn't cause any CPU high usage.
MBP 13": Mac OS Mojave 10.14.6
(macOS High Sierra 10.13.4)
I'm noticing very high CPU usage on idle for ST3 when the TypeScript package is installed. 25% of my CPU (3.5GHz i5, iMac 5K Late 2014) is consumed just by running ST3 and opening up a ts file, when I remove the package, quit and run ST3 the idle sits under 4% as it should.
I thought it may be Sublime's issue as build 3154 included a fix for improving idle CPU usage, so I tried installing the latest dev build (3160) instead of my existing 3143 (latest stable), but idle CPU usage did not drop when using the TypeScript package.
Just in case it may matter: node version that I'm using is v9.10.1. (previously I was on v9.8.0, same issue)