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I have 184 extensions been installed locally in my Visual Studio Code. Everytime I opened any of my project no matter what .NET or Java. I always have some extensions not loaded successfully. Here are the logs below:
host.logService.info(`Not activating extension '${extensionId.value}': Timed out while searching for 'workspaceContains' pattern ${globPatterns.join(',')}`);
},WORKSPACE_CONTAINS_TIMEOUT);
I realized the WORKSPACE_CONTAINS_TIMEOUT is a constant to 7000 only. It obvious not enough on my machine and it's not configurable.
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I have
184
extensions been installed locally in my Visual Studio Code. Everytime I opened any of my project no matter what .NET or Java. I always have some extensions not loaded successfully. Here are the logs below:I saw this code snippet:
vscode/src/vs/workbench/services/extensions/common/workspaceContains.ts
Lines 90 to 93 in 3f2adbf
I realized the
WORKSPACE_CONTAINS_TIMEOUT
is a constant to7000
only. It obvious not enough on my machine and it's not configurable.vscode/src/vs/workbench/services/extensions/common/workspaceContains.ts
Line 17 in 3f2adbf
I'd like to suggest add a new config for this.
Related issue: #18386
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