🔒 problem with vs code python

[blazing temple]

i use vs code like 3+ months, but yesterday, my vs code(python) runs really slow when i press bind button or run button at top right, ill drop video below.
I tried:
adding "terminal.integrated.shellIntegration.enabled": false
adding(there are already was it) "terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows": "Command Prompt",
restarting vs code multiple time
reinstalling python extension
restarting pc
but that didnt helped

[mighty elm]

@blazing temple

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[cobalt bobcat]

you're complaining that VSCode runs your code slow?

[blazing temple]

i think so, but when i use manually terminal, its ok

[cobalt bobcat]

Its normal

[obtuse geyser]

delwte the pycache folder and let it remake it

[blazing temple]

um, like it started yesterday, so thats normal? before that everyhting worked fine

[blazing temple]

didnt helped

[obtuse geyser]

well then perhaps you made a change to your sceipt latley?

[cobalt bobcat]

Yeah its normal. Probably VSCode added some updates to its debugger.

[cobalt bobcat]

Its only a print statement tho

[blazing temple]

rn, im solving a ton of puzzles, so yeah i change it every hour

[obtuse geyser]

meh.. you could try making a virtual env.. could be a corrupt package or something else installed

[blazing temple]

probably thats why... few days ago saw that they made update

[blazing temple]

ill try

nah still that

[obtuse geyser]

fresh pc reboot?

[blazing temple]

fine, ill try one more time, will back in 2-3mins

[obtuse geyser]

just saying.. mine kind flips out doing 100k snmp requests everyday.. eventually I think it runs out of ports and I gotta restart it

[blazing temple]

still slow, i dont make a lot of requests

[spring trail]

That does seem bizarrely slow. Have you tried running code in a terminal to see if your disk is just slow?

And what does Task Manager show in terms of resource usage?

[blazing temple]

its ssd, really fast, i mentioned upper that if i write it manually

[spring trail]

Ah, missed that.

[blazing temple]

around 1-5% cpu and 100 - 500 MB memory

[spring trail]

What run configuration do you have setup to run when you click the run button?

[blazing temple]

like bind button? sorry, i dont know where is configuration, i can show my settings.json file?

[spring trail]

I'll be honest, I don't use VSCode, so I'm just spit balling potential debugging steps. If this were happening to me in Pycharm, I'd probably check my run configurations to make sure I didn't accidentally set them up weird. I'm not sure what VSCode's equivalent is though

[blazing temple]

there is everything okay, probably, ill downgrade my vs code, already doing that, thanks anyway

SOLUTION

downgrading to old version of vs code

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