How do i force stop the language server

[thorny owl]

Please turn on this setting

[tropic plaza]

i did. it didn't solve my issue though. i hope it prevents it instead

[thorny owl]

Yeah I believe it will only affect language servers launched after the flag is toggled (you may need to reload the window for it to take effect)

[tropic plaza]

It happened again, this time with agressive shutdown already on. it didn't prevent it

and now even after a restart it still affects it

I just wish there was a way to manually close the program

that would save me the hassle of shutting down my entire pc

and then starting it again

[thorny owl]

Sorry what do you mean by force stop it from running? Is it hanging around even after you close VSCode?

[tropic plaza]

yep. it is. only when i shut off the power to my desktop (without a battery) it finally closes and resets itself

[tropic plaza]

Any other technique doesn't work to stop it

[tropic plaza]

TLDR; i had this setting on and it still happened

it keeps running even after a force close of vscode

It just keeps trying to process the input that made it crash in the first place even after restarting my pc multiple times

i can't type inside or select the input window

So any option to acutally be able to close the codeium process would be amazing

Okay so i did some further epxerimenting

i was able to kill the langauge processs

which just displayed this error for me:
Error getting user status: [unavailable] connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:33765
if i then log out i am able to type again inside the window. but due to me being logged out i cannot actually use the service

So that didn't help. upon re-logging in i get the same error again

and here's the crazy part

once i restart vscode. it just bugs out all over again and i am back to being unable to type anything inside the codeium window

[tropic plaza]

I updated my vscode, did multiple computer restarts, crashed codeium multiple times, logged out and back in as much as possible and yet it still hasn't shut down itself.

i just hate there's no way to reset it somehow

[thorny owl]

After closing VSCode can you show where you see the language server process running?

Looping in @fallen turret

[tropic plaza]

It might not have been a running instance issue

[tropic plaza]

I completely fixed it by deleting my .codeium folder

and letting it recreate it

[tropic plaza]

I found a reproducible input

it is extremely long. so if i could find a way to access codium from the console i could write a python program to check every possible shorter version of it.

[thorny owl]

So there's a specific input you provided that broke chat for you?