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[Not a BUG] Flyspell on prog-mode with lsp-mode #362
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Good catch! But I don't understand why flyspell will call flycheck? It seem you are using TUI emacs, right? I didn't observe this issue on GUI. |
No GUI I am trying to find a solution, so far came across - |
Notes from https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/FlyspellLazy
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I suspect it's a conflict between |
After disabling Memory report
cpu report
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It looks much better after disabling |
I've been having somewhat of a similar issue (on Amazon Linux 2, not mac os), but doesn't seem to be related to the tooltips. While I am typing / moving the cursor the buffer will just hang for a second or two (cpu jumps to 100% on a 16 core machine), and then it proceeds to type out all of the text or scroll a bunch if I was holding down the arrow key (super frustrating for obvious reasons). Have not done a lot of testing but disabling Would love to know how you got those stack trace looking things to help me figure this stuff out in the future. Edit: also seems to happen regardless of the buffer type, I've been primarily working in |
Thank you for the bug report
Centaur Emacs
.Bug description
I have recently noticed that, enabling
flyspell
onprog-mode
is slowing down completions and typing as a whole.This is the profiler report on
python-mode
withlsp-mode
onpyright
. Just posting it here as a FYI. I have disabledflyspell-prog-mode
, which made things smooth. Your thoughts?Steps to reproduce
None
Expected behavior
None
OS
MacOS
Emacs Version
gccemacs-28
Error callstack
CPU
Memory
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