Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.LanguageServer is taking 10gb of ram

[hrodrick]

Type: Bug

I am working on a unity project. Everything was fine. But suddenly the process "Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.LanguageServer" is taking almost all the ram in my computer. Right now 9764.7 MB are being consumed by it. Becoming almost unusable I see this information in Windows's Task Manager.

As a note, I am not debugging nor doing anything special. This happens right when I open Visual Studio Code. And in the Output I only see a lot of messages of different projecs loaded by C# Dev Kit. It was always like that but it never consumed that amount of memory before.

Extension version: 1.7.25 VS Code version: Code 1.90.1 (611f9bfce64f25108829dd295f54a6894e87339d, 2024-06-11T21:01:24.262Z) OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.22631 Modes:

System Info

|Item|Value| |---|---| |CPUs|AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX with Radeon Graphics (16 x 3294)| |GPU Status|2d_canvas: enabled
canvas_oop_rasterization: enabled_on
direct_rendering_display_compositor: disabled_off_ok
gpu_compositing: enabled
multiple_raster_threads: enabled_on
opengl: enabled_on
rasterization: enabled
raw_draw: disabled_off_ok
skia_graphite: disabled_off
video_decode: enabled
video_encode: enabled
vulkan: disabled_off
webgl: enabled
webgl2: enabled
webgpu: enabled| |Load (avg)|undefined| |Memory (System)|31.26GB (5.16GB free)| |Process Argv|C:\\Users\\rodri\\Documents\\projects\\games\\MMTD\\Minimalist Multiplayer Tower Defense -g C:\\Users\\rodri\\Documents\\projects\\games\\MMTD\\Minimalist Multiplayer Tower Defense\\Assets\\_project\\Modules\\UI\\UGUI\\SkillTree\\Manager\\SkillTreeManager.cs:1:0 --crash-reporter-id 6ad66de9-4507-4355-865a-fa2299f82af1| |Screen Reader|no| |VM|0%|

A/B Experiments

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[jbevain]

Hi @hrodrick,

That seems a bit excessive indeed.

Which version of Unity are you using? How big is your Unity project in terms of C#? How many C# files/csprojs?

Are you generating project files for all your packages? Does this happen if you only generate project files for your in game code, and not for Unity packages?

Thanks!

[hrodrick]

Interesting, I had literally everything checked on. At a first glance it looks like "Registry Packages" was the main cause. When on, it used 5gb of ram. And "Built-in packages" consumed another 1.3gb. So I disabled everything except embedded packages and local packages. The consumption was around 3.0gb. Is is correct for those packages to consume that much ram?

Now, I was playing a bit more and it seems to be a memory leak somewhere. Look at this video (code at left, ram at right):

https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-dotnettools/assets/26490822/ce9cfe14-f456-4c42-b306-1477253b9d13

I started to write and remove (with ctrl+z) that "GameEvents" line over and over. And the ram usage didn't stop to increase. Whenever I add that line, the "using myProject.myGame" namespace is added to the file, and by removing it with ctrl+z the "using" statement gets removed. But the ram usage doesn't decrease.

Sounds silly but I believe it is actually an issue, because it increased 1.7gb of ram usage by just doing that. (from 3 to 4.7, I realize to record late). And it doesnt go down until I restart VSCode

[hrodrick]

Sorry I forgot to answer the other questions. My Unity version is 2022.3.21f1 LTS I think the project is small. Considering all the files within the .Assets folder (ie. mine and 3rd party). there is a total of 1856 C# files

[jbevain]

Unity's model of having all packages as source means that if you check those, Unity will generate a csproj for each package (and asmdef in those packages). So you end up potentially with 50+ projects, that Roslyn will need to analyze so that you can do code navigation, find references and refactorings across them.

I'll share your video with the C# extension folks.

By any chance, would it be possible to share your project privately so that we could investigate exactly what you're looking at?

If not, could you share the list of Unity packages you're using?

[hrodrick]

Hi! Sadly I can not share the project. But here is the list of unity packages:

• 2D Features:
• • 2D Animation 9.1.0
• • 2D Pixel Perfect 5.0.3
• • 2D Common 8.0.2
• • 2D PSD Importer 8.0.4
• • 2D Sprite 1.0.0
• • 2D SpriteShape 9.0.2
• • 2D Tilemap Editor 1.0.0
• • 2D Tilemap Extras 3.1.2
• • 2D Aseprite Importer 1.1.1
• Addressables 1.21.19
• AI Navigation 1.1.15
• Burst 1.8.12
• Cinemachine 2.9.7
• Cloud Diagnostics 1.0.7
• Collections 1.2.4
• Core RP Library 14.0.10
• Custom NUnit 1.0.6
• Editor Coroutines 1.0.0
• Input System 1.7.0
• Mathematics 1.2.6
• Multiplayer Tools 1.1.0
• Netcode for GameObjects 1.8.1
• Newtonsoft Json 3.2.1
• ProBuilder 5.2.2
• Scriptable Build Pipeline 1.21.21
• Searcher 4.9.2
• Services Core 1.12.2
• Settings Manager 2.0.1
• Shader Graph 14.0.10
• Splines 2.5.2
• Test Framework 1.1.33
• TextMeshPro 3.0.6
• Timeline 1.7.6
• Unity Profiling Core API 1.0.2
• Unity Transport 1.4.1
• Unity UI 1.0.0
• Universal RP 14.0.10
• Universal RP Config 14.0.9
• Version Control 2.2.0
• Visual Scripting 1.9.1
• Visual Studio Editor 2.0.22

[jbevain]

@hrodrick thanks! I can repro the memory just growing. I'll pass that along to the C# team.