I'm working in a large repository that does not have any SARIF files. VS Code was slowing down to the point where typing 20 characters would take 15-20 seconds to show on screen after I finished typing. After disabling extensions one-by-one, I found SARIF Viewer to be the culprit.
The only files I have open are *.ts files. I'd assume this shouldn't trigger the SARIF viewer, but it seems to be doing something in the background anyways. Assuming that scanning files is taking up a lot of resources, is it possible to only scan *.sarif files, only open files, or to improve the efficiency of scanning files?
I'm working in a large repository that does not have any SARIF files. VS Code was slowing down to the point where typing 20 characters would take 15-20 seconds to show on screen after I finished typing. After disabling extensions one-by-one, I found SARIF Viewer to be the culprit.
The only files I have open are
*.tsfiles. I'd assume this shouldn't trigger the SARIF viewer, but it seems to be doing something in the background anyways. Assuming that scanning files is taking up a lot of resources, is it possible to only scan*.sariffiles, only open files, or to improve the efficiency of scanning files?