perf(lsp): release unused documents #23398
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The TS language service will call
documentRegistry.releaseDocumentWithKey()
for sources that aren't found in the graph. We couldn't benefit from that until #23259 because we used to pass all known documents as roots.Also, don't use
sourceFileCache
for LSP documents. There is a differentts.SourceFile
API which is used by the document registry. Trying to reusehost.getSourceFile()
/sourceFileCache
was causing sources to be parsed twice I think. Use a separatesourceTextCache
.Like the VSCode TS server does, use a ref counter to count acquisitions of source files and only release when it decrements to 0. Currently this can only move between 1 and 0. But later when we have a
ts.LanguageService
object per-deno.json-scope, it will count how many scopes are currently interested in each source file.Replace
TsServer::restart()
with a more targetedTsServer::cleanup_semantic_cache()
. We don't want to lose these ref counts in the middle of the program.