Add .git/subtree-cache/ to files.watcherExclude#26665
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In my local Linux kernel repo, this folder has a bunch of 1.9GB subfolders, which really chews up CPU. Since this is a cache, there should not be any harm in ignoring it by default. And that way in rare cases like mine, this will make vscode will "just work" by not using a bunch of CPU and RAM for no good reason.
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This seems like a small (but important) contribution, so no Contribution License Agreement is required at this point. We will now review your pull request. |
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LGTM thanks. |
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In my local Linux kernel repo, this folder has a bunch of 1.9GB subfolders, which really chews up CPU.
Since this is a cache, there should not be any harm in ignoring it by default. And that way in rare cases like mine, this will make vscode will "just work" by not using a bunch of CPU and RAM for no good reason.