Danny Tuppeny
Danny Tuppeny
@husainazkas could you run the "Open Process Explorer" command in VS Code with your project open: This will show a table with all of the processes started by VS Code...
> As propsed in https://github.com/Dart-Code/Dart-Code/issues/5814, having an option to disable widget preview would be really helpful for folks/projects who do not use that feature yet. I've implemented this for the...
@PaulGrandperrin I've just published an updated pre-release version of the Dart extension that no longer spawns the server eagerly at startup, but instead waits for you to switch to the...
I tried with a v2.19 SDK and it appears the relationship is visible:  So I went back and tried 3.0. and 3.1 using the...
Oh, here it is:  I think it happens if you first view the new UI. So perhaps the new UI is mutating (sorting?) the...
Ah! I didn't realise I was allowed to call `start`/`finish` multiple times on the same instance (I think I had assumed it was mor elike the servers existing performance classes...
@kenzieschmoll btw, two related questions: 1. ~~Sometimes it seems like the bars are double height~~ (totally user error :) )  2. Is there any...
@kenzieschmoll I'm using those, but I was hoping to see it in the timeline. Eg. if the latency is 100ms, I'd like to see a block labelled "latency" for 100ms,...
To clarify, this isn't latency necessarily happening inside the VM - part of this time is happening in another process (VS Code). The question is about whether we can record...
@dnfield I'm a little confused - with the code Kenzie gave above I was able to time my async calls in the way I wanted (using a single `TimelineTask` and...