> it’s such a massive part of making the Xcode experience suck. This. Whenever my fans start spinning up, I head on over to Activity Monitor and sure enough S

> it’s such a massive part of making the Xcode experience suck. This. Whenever my fans start spinning up, I head on over to Activity Monitor and sure enough SourceKitService is sitting at 120% CPU draining battery like nothing else. I probably kill the service between 5-10 times a day when using Xcode. I've found that disabling 'live issues' in preferences helps somewhat, at the expense of not getting live updates to errors as I'm typing, but SourceKitService will still go off the deepend - usually while adding stuff that will not yet compile because I haven't included the appropriate headers yet or am still refactoring/moving about code.