Hi,
I am experiencing a severe performance issue immediately after opening Antigravity 2.0 on macOS.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Open the Antigravity 2.0 workspace/project on macOS.
- Monitor system performance using Activity Monitor or
top.
Expected Result:
The platform should initialize normally without freezing the host machine.
Actual Result:
Upon opening, a background process named semgrep-core-proprietary triggers an intense execution loop (running millions of times). It spikes CPU usage to nearly 500% (or maxes out an entire core), causing extreme system lag and making the macOS UI completely unresponsive, bringing the laptop to the brink of freezing.
Environment Context:
- Platform: Antigravity 2.0
- Impacted Process:
semgrep-core-proprietary(likely linked to the internal static analysis / language server) - OS: macOS
It seems like the static analysis engine is getting caught in an infinite loop, possibly failing to skip heavy directory trees, build artifacts, or recursive symlinks on macOS.
The only temporary workaround right now is forcefully killing the process via pkill -f semgrep-core-proprietary in the terminal. Any insights or hotfixes for this? Thanks!
