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How to troubleshoot extremely slow startup? #219
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can you open a file like For me it says 0.91ms. Also, try explicitly disabled credo language server |
Strangely it's been very slow on non-Elixir files as well (eg opening my .gitconfig.) I think it may be network-related, as I have good WiFi for the first time in weeks and it's snappy again:
Disabling credo got it down: I'll profile it again when it's slow again. |
I have mediocre wifi now, and the startup time is ramping back up:
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So it's definitely very network dependent. All my other packages don't seem to be affected the same way. Is there something I can do to disable this network dependency? |
Is credo still disabled? there shouldn't be anything else that hits the network |
Ah good call, I had re-enabled it. Is there any way to keep Credo from hitting the network? Disabling it definitely resolves the lag though I'd love to be able to use it. |
If you are using Next LS, then it already comes with credo integration, so you don't need to use it. |
Perfect, thank you! |
I tracked down my very slow nvim launch time to requiring the elixir package:
vim file --startuptime log
I'm importing it via:
Any tips on further tracking down what I've screwed up to make it load so slowly?
Thanks!
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