Closed lucvdv-aleacsys closed 1 year ago
I checked the MySQL extension to see if it does it too. It doesn't, so it looks like this is an issue with the Postgres extension and not general Azure DS.
Thanks for reporting this issue. We will resolve this by the next release and keep you posted.
Closing when a new stable build is released
Bug has been addressed in latest stable release of PostgreSQL extension v0.5.0. Please reopen if issue is still present, thank you.
I didn't find any ticket with 'download' in it, so this is probably new. This is on Windows 11 pro. I don't know if this is an issue in the PG extension, or Azure DS in general, sorry if I'm in the wrong place.
Each time Azure Data Studio is launched, it installs the pgSql tools again from https://github.com/Microsoft/pgtoolsservice/releases/download/v1.8.0/pgsqltoolsservice-win-x64.zip.
The console output says it is being installed into ".azuredatastudio\extensions" in my home directory, but it is first downloaded into a new folder "_MEI\<random number>" in %temp%. These folders contain 250 MB of files each, and they just remain after exit, nothing is deleted. I see pg executables for Linux, Mac and Windows in them, plus a bunch of what I take for compiled python files (*.pyc).
Close the application and reopen it, and a new 250 MB folder pops up in %temp%. I found 2 GB of those created just yesterday alone.
Can't a version check be included, and a new download only be installed when there is an actual change, or at least the downloaded files be deleted when they are no longer needed?