Hi, since a few days ago, after updating all my packages, I've been noticing Emacs eating my laptop battery. I have reason to think it has to do with org-modern and some kind of endless redisplay process. I'm on a M2 MacBook Air and the issue happens both with the emacs-mac port and cutting edge Emacs 30 via the emacs-plus repo. I'm watching the CPU usage via htop and can pretty reliably make it come and go by enabling/disabling org-modern-mode in the active buffer. I've tried the profiler and do see that a lot of time is spent on "redisplay_internal (C function)". I have very little experience tracking down issues like this and I'm in a very busy work period, so I may not be able to devote much time to this problem until the weekend. But I wanted to file the issue in case I'm not an outlier and victim of some fluke constellation of factors.
Never mind. I'm going to close this, because even after completely removing org-modern from my config, the issue is present in some org-mode buffers. So, I need to do more homework.
Hi, since a few days ago, after updating all my packages, I've been noticing Emacs eating my laptop battery. I have reason to think it has to do with org-modern and some kind of endless redisplay process. I'm on a M2 MacBook Air and the issue happens both with the emacs-mac port and cutting edge Emacs 30 via the emacs-plus repo. I'm watching the CPU usage via htop and can pretty reliably make it come and go by enabling/disabling org-modern-mode in the active buffer. I've tried the profiler and do see that a lot of time is spent on "redisplay_internal (C function)". I have very little experience tracking down issues like this and I'm in a very busy work period, so I may not be able to devote much time to this problem until the weekend. But I wanted to file the issue in case I'm not an outlier and victim of some fluke constellation of factors.