Progressive Performance Degradation and High CPU Usage with GitHub Copilot #118893
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I get the same thing... I was not sure what was causing this lag (on both my devices). I started getting to be to much... start turning off extension 1 by 1 until I turned off copilot... and voila, with the rest of my disabled extensions enabled again vscode was running smooth again. This was really, really annoying and started to get in my way of getting my work done. |
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yeah same |
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Dear GitHub Copilot team,
A few days ago, I started encountering significant and progressively worsening performance issues while using GitHub Copilot, primarily with .ipynb files. The issues manifest as follows:
Lag and High CPU Usage: There is a delay of up to 30 seconds before the execution of cells in .ipynb files or after initiation of Intellisense with CTRL+Space. During this lag, VSCode's CPU usage spikes to around 30%. Once the execution commences, the time taken for execution appears normal and the CPU usage drops back to regular levels. Additionally, there is a substantial delay in the appearance of Copilot suggestions, often taking between 30 seconds to a minute after I stop typing.
Progressive Performance Degradation: Over time, the performance issues intensify. Eventually, Visual Studio Code becomes entirely unresponsive. When I pause using VSCode for a couple of minutes, performance restores to initial.
Slow Response in GitHub Copilot Chat: Initially, the speed of answer generation in the GitHub Copilot chat is acceptable. However, it progressively slows down during the generation of a long answer, to one word per 1.5 seconds.
I have attempted to disable all other extensions, but the issue persists exclusively when GitHub Copilot is enabled, leading me to believe that the issue is specifically related to GitHub Copilot.
Here is some information about my setup:
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Home Single Language build 19045.4170
Visual Studio Code Version: 1.88.1
GitHub Copilot Version: 1.180.0
Thank you for your time and assistance.
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