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Startup speed (on Windows)
See original GitHub issueThe vim-conda plugin takes way too long to load, 400-500 ms based on --startuptime timings. The subprocess calls are surely a big chunk, but we can be smarter in how the work gets done.
I’m also thinking it might be a good idea to have a continuously-running process for querying conda things, rather than starting up a subprocess each time.
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- Created 9 years ago
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I see a vim-conda.vim load time improvement from 1554 msec to 781 msec on Windows 10 for conda v4.5.1.
Good job.
I haven’t played with memoize, but the idea is appealing. I’d be happy to test it for you. I use Windows mostly with some WSL Ubuntu; currently using a link from .vim to my vimfiles, so far without problems.
BTW, on Windows
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