Kyle Into

> Have just started to use pyrefly in nvim lately. find-reference and find-definition works perfectly when class/function is defined within the same `py` file. > > I encounter problem if...

> when I have another (not opened) file in my workspace that contains `import torch`, memory goes up as soon as I open an empty file do you know if...

My first thought is it's likely related to this: https://github.com/facebook/pyrefly/issues/1076 It requires further investigation though.

> Maybe the fix should be that we should start giving results for object, only if regular completions w/o object don't give any results? That works, or we just sort...

that is one crazy signature, haha. would this formatting look good to you if we made it on new lines for each param? ``` ( start: _NestedSequence[_SupportsArray[dtype[numpy.bool[builtins.bool] | float64 |...

> Another thing is huge amount of ram consuming ~2G for lsp. I think its not efficient for laptops or arm devices would you be able to share your project...

> Since [#1092](https://github.com/facebook/pyrefly/issues/1092) is closed, i put info here. > > version = 0.41.0 (recent updated from 0.40.0) cpu = i7-6700K os = Arch Linux > > The current ram...

> No there is no special project i have right now, i test pyrefly as lsp for neovim so what files did you open to cause the memory use?

> A simple 50 line python scripts, even on empty scripts when lsp gets activated the ram goes up what kind of python environment? what do you import? large site-packages...

I can reproduce this with the following: - pip list with lots of dependencies ``` (test) PS C:\Users\kylei\projects\test> uv pip list Package Version ------------------------ ----------- boto3 1.37.38 botocore 1.37.38 filelock...