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Run Cell in VScode starts spawning multiple kioslave5 processes which consume all resources and crash #592

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david-cortes opened this issue Oct 30, 2024 · 0 comments

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david-cortes commented Oct 30, 2024

Steps to reproduce:

  • Install the latest versions of vscode and extensions for python, jupyter, and quarto.
  • Create a .qmd document with python chunks.
  • Create a new jupyter interactive window.
  • Execute chunks in the .qmd document through the button above the cell which says "Run Cell".

Problem description: things work as expected (input is sent to the interactive window), BUT shortly after, it starts spawning multiple kioslave5 processes in parallel, which consume all of the available CPU and make the vscode application unresponsive. Killing these processes manually doesn't appear to have any side effects. If not manually killed, these processes keep running even after the code process is killed.

The processes appear to be launched with the following command:

<kioslave5 binary> <path/to/kio_trash.so> trash local:/run/user/1000/kioclient<hash>.1.kioworker.socker`

Setup: Debian Trixie (testing), vscode 1.95.0, Quarto 1.6.32, running KDE 5.27.11 which is what provides those kioslave5 processes. Issue wasn't happening with previous versions of vscode, but I'm not sure if what broke it was today's vscode update or some other system update.

@david-cortes david-cortes changed the title Run Cell starts spawning multiple kioslave5 processes which consume all resources and crash Run Cell in VScode starts spawning multiple kioslave5 processes which consume all resources and crash Oct 30, 2024
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