iam having aproblem with vs code
when iam editing some files (html,css,js) and using live server.
suddinly it stop updating changes i make in browser .
when i try to restart vs code it shows amessage
Closing the window is taking a bit longer...
The following operations are still running:
Saving text files
any one know how to fix it??
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when in Visual studio code when open with live server tab keeps refresing, I am makeing passenger count app from scrimba and there is increment and save button, when I open html file from visual studio code with live server I can't use increment and save button because it keeps refresing i tried stop refresing extension, and Meta refresing disable,even used other browser but it still refresing in other browsers, it is up to live server from VSC, can anyone help, thank you,
Found on stack overflow someone had same problem and there was an answer that some script is running in background of Visual Studio Code and google says that ctrl+alt+M should stop it but when I try ctrl+alt+M it just type this simbol ยง, does anyone know other way to stop that script
I am new to Visual Studio Code. I have used it lightly in the past but need to use more heavily now that I am working with Python. However, the API Key bar keeps coming down when I am typing, trying to create a new file, etc. Does anyone know how to stop it from dropping when ever it feels like it?
Try and restart the platform and then re open the file I had that error a bit ago when working with GoLang but opened a python project up and that seemed to fix it
If this happens, there is an extension called WakaTime. Uninstall this extension and everything goes back to normal.
When I'm using Live Server extension in VS Code, my browser is refreshing every second, even though I do not make nor save any changes in my code file.
Why is that happening and how to solve this problem?
Can anybody help me? :)
I had the same problem. The issue was my (unrelated) script was running in background and writing to a file in the same directory. Live server detected these changes and sent the "reload" request to the browser.
I had this issue recently as well, and I spoke with a couple of people while testing various browsers.
We figured out that the issue was there was too much loaded into VSCode and it was looking through every single project/written code.
I closed VSCode down and then opened my repo for the particular project in terminal. I then used code . which opens VSCode, it opened only that specific repo/folders and then tried using Live server which worked perfectly with no refreshes happening.
I have installed extension called live server in vs code, So that Till yesterday I could open my HTML file on browser directly from VS code through open with live server option , and if I performed any changes to code browser get automatically reloaded with new changes.
But now I need to always select open with live server option to see effects of updated code in my browser. Browser not automatically reloaded, manually reloading also doesn't have any effect.
Any buddy know solution please help me.
Watch this video it explains clearly https://youtu.be/wMmu_369n7c, Other wise install extension called SaveTyping by Michel Betancourt.
Every so often the fans on my MacBook Pro start revving up and certain things in VS Code stop working, such as indentation and autocomplete etc.
When this happens I use Alfred App to figure out which process is causing an issue and it's usually one or more of the Code Helper processes launched by VS Code. Sometimes they'll a couple of them using way over 100% of the CPU. I kill the processes and then VS Code prompts me that the extension host has quit and to restart it. Once I do that the extensions start working again as normal. And then the whole thing repeats, just not all the time. For instance I'm writing this message now and Code is fine and not doing anything.
I'm wondering how do I debug this and figure out whether it's Code itself or an Extension causing the issue? If so how do I find out which extension it is?
Process Explorer is builtin in vscode.
It can be opened using menu by going Help => Open Process Explorer