Early versions of Fig had a variety of small but sometimes noticeable performance issues. We believe we have fixed them but here are some debugging test you can do.

Key press lag in terminal

When typing in your terminal, keys would be input slower than usual
This previously happened sometimes in a local bash session, or an SSH/Docker session, however, we believe we fixed it.
Try quitting the Fig app and then typing and seeing if it still happens. If Fig is the issue, please email us

Key press lag in VSCode

This was a previous bug but has since been fixed in v1.0.41. The editor would run very slowly when you weren't typing in the Terminal
Try quitting the Fig app and then typing and seeing if it still happens. If Fig is the issue, please email us

My shell session is loading slower than usual

Running
```
source ~/.fig/fig.sh
```
takes 5 milliseconds. We would be surprised if this was causing your shell to load slowly unless there was something else going on
Try commenting out any mention of Fig in your dotfiles (.zshrc, .bashrc, .zprofile, .bash_profile, .profile) and seeing if Fig is actually the issue. If Fig is the issue, please email us

My prompt is loading slowly

The pre-exec hook (loaded before executing a command) and precmd hook (loaded before showing your prompt) take no more than 2ms each. It would be surprising if this was perceptible unless something else was going on.
Try following the same instructions as the "My shell session is loading slower than usual" above to confirm if Fig is actually the issue. If Fig is the issue, please email us

General System Lag

This was a bug in very very early Fig where your whole computer would generally feel slower. This should have been fully fixed quite a while ago...
Try quitting the Fig app and seeing if this issue still occurs. If Fig is the issue, email us

Something else?

Please email us

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