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plandex load ... inside the wsl takes very long (2-3 Mintues per file) on my machine. Looking on htop I can see many instances of git status --porcelain probably called by plandex.
This is probably only an issue when the directory /mnt/c/Users/<user>/... is being used.
I am probably hitting the following issue microsoft/WSL#4401
htop Screenshot after switching to windows git
Possible Improvements
As already mentioned in the WSL issue that are numerous ways to improve the performance. One better solution is to use git.exe instead of the git command. But as also mentioned in the issue, this has also some drawbacks.
It would be great if the plandex cli would allow the user to choose the git executable to be used.
I managed to improve the situation by executing:
sudo mv /usr/bin/git /usr/bin/git2
alias git="git.exe"
This causes the WSL to default to git.exe. The performance is now better, but still not even close to a normal ubuntu.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem
plandex load ...
inside the wsl takes very long (2-3 Mintues per file) on my machine. Looking onhtop
I can see many instances ofgit status --porcelain
probably called by plandex.This is probably only an issue when the directory
/mnt/c/Users/<user>/...
is being used.I am probably hitting the following issue microsoft/WSL#4401
htop Screenshot after switching to windows git
Possible Improvements
As already mentioned in the WSL issue that are numerous ways to improve the performance. One better solution is to use
git.exe
instead of thegit
command. But as also mentioned in the issue, this has also some drawbacks.It would be great if the plandex cli would allow the user to choose the git executable to be used.
I managed to improve the situation by executing:
This causes the WSL to default to
git.exe
. The performance is now better, but still not even close to a normal ubuntu.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: