Deno LSP taking time to load TypeScript in VSCode about deno HOT 10 OPEN

Can you share the output of the deno language server status command?

To do that, you'll want to open the command palette in VSCode (Command + Shift + P), then search for "Deno: Language Server Status" and select it. That should open up a document, which you can copy and paste here.

Secondly, is the repo that you're having issues in public? No worries if not, it would just make this a bit easier to debug

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Deno 1.42.1

I'd recommend upgrading. There's been some significant performance improvements in the past few releases.

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Can you share the output of the deno language server status command?

To do that, you'll want to open the command palette in VSCode (Command + Shift + P), then search for "Deno: Language Server Status" and select it. That should open up a document, which you can copy and paste here.

Secondly, is the repo that you're having issues in public? No worries if not, it would just make this a bit easier to debug

Hello! I had to upload it to the gist, as GitHub was blocking it due to the character limit.
https://gist.github.com/luanargolodev/2f8b708558ae6019590745aa3249648d

The repository is private.

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Deno 1.42.1

I'd recommend upgrading. There's been some significant performance improvements in the past few releases.

Already did that. Even updating to the latest version (1.42.4) still has the same problem.

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Maybe you need to exclude node-modules directory from being checked by the lsp (disablePaths setting)

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Maybe you need to exclude node-modules directory from being checked by the lsp (disablePaths setting)

How do I do that? Do I put it in the deno.json file?

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Maybe you need to exclude node-modules directory from being checked by the lsp (disablePaths setting)

How do I do that? Do I put it in the deno.json file?

You can configure it using the deno.disablePaths setting in the vscode settings.json file.
Example:

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Maybe you need to exclude node-modules directory from being checked by the lsp (disablePaths setting)

How do I do that? Do I put it in the deno.json file?

You can configure it using the deno.disablePaths setting in the vscode settings.json file. Example:

I tried this command, Viktor! But it's still the same thing. I left the LSP charging for a few minutes but it seemed to have the same problem as before.

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@luanargolodev To check against the reported regression in #23424, can you try with deno upgrade --version 1.41.3?

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@luanargolodev To check against the reported regression in #23424, can you try with deno upgrade --version 1.41.3?

I've already tried doing this downgrade. I actually saw this same post trying to identify and fix the problem before opening an issue. But nothing resolved yet, even with the downgrade.

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