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Disable all the other extensions except for LaTeX Workshop, restart VS Code, and check that you still see this issue. [Required]
You still see this issue?: Yes
Make sure to visit the wiki FAQ before filling an issue.
You visited the wiki?: Yes
If your issue is with compiling a document (not having to do with finding the root file of a project), check first that you can compile manually.
You can compile a TeX document manually?: Yes
Describe the bug [Required]
When using the autocompile / live reload feature of the extension and then quitting visual studion code on Mac using "cmd + Q" the pdflatex process is not killed. It continues to run and when restarting VS Code a second instance of the pdflatex process is created also compiling. I have to manually go into my terminal and kill these processes because they use up all of my CPU.
To Reproduce
Open a LaTeX Project, enable Autocompile / live reload on a Mac, click on the green arrow to start initial compile and quit VS Code with "cmd + Q". Do this a couple of times, then open a terminal and check the running processes with the "top" command.
Expected behavior
Multiple instances of a process called "pdflatex" using the entire CPU
Logs [Required]
Please paste the whole log messages here, not parts of ones. The log should start with Initializing LaTeX Workshop. It is very important to identify problems.
LaTeX Workshop Output [Required]
To access the log, click the 'TeX' icon on the Activity Bar on the left side, select 'View Log Messages', then select 'View LaTeX Workshop extension log'.
[Paste the log here]
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### Developer Tools Console [Required]
To access the log, click 'help' -> 'Toggle Developer Tools' -> 'Console'. Paste anything suspicious.
[Paste the log here]
## Screenshots
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## Desktop [Required]
Please write exact version numbers. Please don't write `latest` instead of exact numbers.
- OS: [MacOS Monterey]
- VS Code version: [1.68.1]
- Extension version: [v8.27.2]
- TeX distribution version: [pdfTeX 3.141592653-2.6-1.40.24 (TeX Live 2022)]
## Additional questions
### Are you using VSCodium?
No
### Are you using the Snap or Flatpack versions of VS Code?
No
### Are you using LaTeX Workshop with VS Code Remote?
No
If the answer is Yes, please write which one you are using. Write the versions of the remote extension.
- Remote Containers/Remote SSH/Remote WSL
- Remote Extension Version: [e.g. 0.48.0]
### Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
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This discussion was converted from issue #3371 on July 06, 2022 12:40.
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Preliminary questions [Required]
Disable all the other extensions except for LaTeX Workshop, restart VS Code, and check that you still see this issue. [Required]
You still see this issue?: Yes
Make sure to visit the wiki FAQ before filling an issue.
You visited the wiki?: Yes
If your issue is with compiling a document (not having to do with finding the root file of a project), check first that you can compile manually.
You can compile a TeX document manually?: Yes
Describe the bug [Required]
When using the autocompile / live reload feature of the extension and then quitting visual studion code on Mac using "cmd + Q" the pdflatex process is not killed. It continues to run and when restarting VS Code a second instance of the pdflatex process is created also compiling. I have to manually go into my terminal and kill these processes because they use up all of my CPU.
To Reproduce
Open a LaTeX Project, enable Autocompile / live reload on a Mac, click on the green arrow to start initial compile and quit VS Code with "cmd + Q". Do this a couple of times, then open a terminal and check the running processes with the "top" command.
Expected behavior
Multiple instances of a process called "pdflatex" using the entire CPU
Logs [Required]
Please paste the whole log messages here, not parts of ones. The log should start with
Initializing LaTeX Workshop
. It is very important to identify problems.LaTeX Workshop Output [Required]
To access the log, click 'help' -> 'Toggle Developer Tools' -> 'Console'. Paste anything suspicious.
[Paste the log here]
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