In the command palette, Inline Results: Clear All

That's cmd-i cmd-c if you're on a Mac

^ @mattly

@seancorfield thanks; that cleared results but not this spinner thing

I might try reloading atom

so.. is this a normal Atom thing?

I've had it running for maybe four hours, I've got four tabs and proto-repl open

I run it for days at a time dealing with several dozen source files, a REPL running continuously, and I never see memory climb that high. But if you've done some huge data structure processing in the REPL I guess 11GB is possible?

no, that wouldn't be it

from reading their support forums it sounds like there's potential issues with community plugins running amok

I don't have much installed beyond Jason's "opinionated" guide.

yeah, that's what I followed

I have Git Plus, a fancy file opener... not much else...

I have quite a lot of plugins installed and I'm pretty sure I've never seen memory climb that high, not sure what's going on there (just checked, Atom claims I have 30 community packages installed)

I've used Atom's package-cop to do some bisecting of the community packages I have installed, it's definitely a problem with either proto-repl or ink

connecting via nrepl is fine, but once I start evaling code there's problems

I'm going to try mimicking Jason's setup exactly and see if there's still problems

hm, up to over a gig of ram within an hour of light use

Mine crept up to 720MB while I was running some heavy stuff in the REPL with a lot of files open but it's dropped back to 640MB since I stopped that.

yeah I suspect the issue is particular to my setup

I have a ...talent... for finding the little corners of software where things break in ways they shouldn't

filed an issue: https://github.com/jasongilman/proto-repl/issues/268