`DebugService` has high cost
See original GitHub issue- Profile startup/reload (w/ simple text editor, just the explorer visible)
- Drill into code editor creation
- Notice that ~30% its creation time is spend in the
CallStackEditorContribution
contribution
That itself is cheap but it “force creates” the delay/lazy debug service which causes a ripple of events and other things. It would be better if we can keep this lazy and depend on the service to soon
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➡️ https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/pull/162928
Love it. @alexdima and I had discussed the same thing yesterday. I’ll give it a try and see how much we can save like that