This command will open a tab with a list of all your running extensions and with their Startup Activation time. You can check the installed extensions and how they perform also from the IDE with the following command:
#Codebox studio twitter install
First advice if you have poor performances on your IDE is then install only the extensions that you need and remove the others.
If you have lots of extensions installed in your Visual Studio Code box (and this was my case because I don’t work only with AL) Visual Studio Code performances decreases. I think that not everyone of you have 32 GB on a local machine or on a notebook today, so how can we help our Visual Studio Code to perform better with a large AL project? I think that there’s not an official answer or a clear rule on this topic, but I want to report the tips that worked for me.ĭespite on what many thinks, I’ve experienced that the main cause of large RAM usage from Visual Studio Code is due to the third-party extensions installed.
Microsoft’s recommendation for Visual Studio Code and AL are listed here and they recommend at least 16 GB of RAM, while 32 GB is the recommended way for large projects. I saw different posts on forums in these days about issues related to poor Visual Studio Code performances when using AL language and opening big projects.
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