Closing VS Code notebook orphans dotnet processes on MacOS
See original GitHub issueVS Code extension on Mac version v1.0.2462010
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Version: 1.0.246201+da749355d416da20e634e5c80073b92356b57e0e
MacOS using VS Code Version: 1.60.2 macOS Big Sur 11.6
Open/create a dib notebook. After running a C# cell, close VS Code with Cmd-Q.
There are two dotnet
processes each consuming a whole core.
I have to kill these processes manually because they aren’t killed when VS Code exits.
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I’m experiencing the same issue. The bug makes it impossible to use the tool via Azure Data Studio. Had to drop the extension.
Same here. dotnet is going haywirewire on M1 running under dotnet interactive and vscode. Had to manually close them otherwise I have like several 100% CPU dotnet processes running at the same time.