Description
Closed VSCode a while ago and noticed something was using my CPU. Then I've noticed that there were 2 processes of sim-server-executable which were using both 100% CPU. I had IDE freeze a few times today after fast refresh, this might be the reason it happened. But it would be cool to make sure all the time when IDE is closed (panel is closed or VSCode is closed) everything it could spawn was killed as well since the server uses a lot of CPU.
Description Closed VSCode a while ago and noticed something was using my CPU. Then I've noticed that there were 2 processes of sim-server-executable which were using both 100% CPU. I had IDE freeze a few times today after fast refresh, this might be the reason it happened. But it would be cool to make sure all the time when IDE is closed (panel is closed or VSCode is closed) everything it could spawn was killed as well since the server uses a lot of CPU.
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