ekbarber

GitTimeMetric for SublimeText 3, downloaded via Package Control

You are correctly understanding the stats. I do have other things running, so I certainly don't feel as though GTM is the sole cause for my cpu being generally high....

Interestingly enough, when I create a new directory and init git and gtm on it, then run `gtm status`, the command completes almost instantly. So it must be something specific...

I am running it from the root of the git repo. I'll try a `gtm clean` and report back

Sorry for the delay. I've done a `gtm clean` but no change. Any other suggestions? I've noticed gtm.exe spinning at ~10-20% cpu for 15-20 seconds after simply bringing the focus...

It appears to be correctly writing the files, as I do see a new one pop up every 30 seconds at most. I just opened up SublimeText from a minimized...

Awesome, thanks for adding that! It `metric.process` is where the hangup is. Any thoughts as to why? 

See attached [gtm-status-output.txt](https://github.com/git-time-metric/gtm/files/890014/gtm-status-output.txt)

I noticed in yours most of the times were in nanoseconds. Is it possible that the timing library being used isn't able to provide the same level of precision on...

That would actually make sense, as I mentioned the repos in which gtm is slow contain a very large javascript library that consists of thousands of files, all nested in...