Andrew Dupont
Andrew Dupont
Can you test this with either Tidal or Hydra (or both) disabled? Would be good to know whether the culprit is one of those packages or the editor itself.
I haven't had time to look at the profile yet, but I'll see if I can do so this week.
Sorry for the delay! The big hiccup in that profile data appears to be related to refreshing Git status on a project. If you have time to test it, you...
> I was never using Pulsar as a project editor; only a text editor. Mostly I had files open in my Downloads folder, but I may have had some files...
> There's nothing that triggers the CPU usage. It happens as soon as Pulsar starts, even if no files are open. In that case, you should be able to run...
> Maybe I could send you a profile data with this new Intel version, if it may help? And should I open a new issue, since at least for me...
After looking at this stack trace, I'm not entirely sure what to say. It largely looks great, except every few seconds there's a small hiccup. The whole thing reflects a...
@Xon77, I don't have any immediate insights, but if I were troubleshooting this myself I'd use the developer tools. Open the dev tools again and switch to the Source tab....
If that's the entire line, then that's your problem — it's looking at a JSON structure that has started but has not yet finished. This is probably because it's trying...
Looks like `atom-hydra` isn't pinning to an exact version of `hydra-synth`, and `hydra-synth` upgraded from CommonJS to ES Modules in a patch version (a semver no-no). * Go to `~/.pulsar/packages/atom-hydra`...