#language server windows x64 exe eats CPU
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i did enable it yea
yeah so it will continue using a lot of CPU until it is done indexing; if your workspace contains a large amount of code this could take quite a while
once it has finished indexing it will stop using so much CPU
you can always disable search and it should stop indexing
i thought the code wasnt too bad its got low deps its around 20k lines of code, would u say thats a lot
yeah thats cool, i wanted to make sure i wasnt just stuck in some weird state loading it up - so what is "search" supposed to do exactly?
that isn't a lot tbh. do you have a lot of large generated files or something like that? you should also see a notification in the bottom right corner showing you a progress bar
ahhh yeah i have a cache folder that has the exact same code in a kind of minified/concat form and also some reaaaaally big json map files which i bet it tried to parse
does it try parse .json?
yeah it does. if you add these files to your .gitignore it will ignore them though. not sure if that's possible
search lets you make natural language search queries on your code base and get AI-powered results
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H1UfH3uUiQ
A quick step-by-step guide on Codeium Search in VS Code. Takes just a minute to get AI-powered natural language search!
0:00 - Enabling Codeium Search
1:12 - Indexing files
2:24 - Making a search
4:20 - Search history
4:50 - Another search
5:12 - Troubleshooting
ah yea bit harsh to add it there, maybe an idea for config later to allow us to wildcard some files, i'd happily ignore all the json on the project
okay great i'll have a look thanks - thanks also for looking into my issue
no problem. yeah we're thiking about such a config: #1093985804306612285 message
stay tuned