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This. I tried Zed for an entire month, but this "search thing" drove me nuts. It is also slow. If you work in a large project search is absolutely essential. To
by Aldipower 6mo ago
This. I tried Zed for an entire month, but this "search thing" drove me nuts. It is also slow. If you work in a large project search is absolutely essential. Too bad.. Back to Visual Studio Code.
- iknowstuff 6mo agoThey both use ripgrep, weird for it to be slower? Especially with the multibuffer it's more pleasant to use
- Aldipower 6mo agoIDK if both use ripgrep it is even more strange why it's so slow in Zed.
- hackermanai 6mo agoI think VSCode use ripgrep and Zed has its own ripgrep-like search. Zed likely still do more work per match due to the multibuffer. A normal nested tree-based result should be faster. I think multibuffer can be good in edit/renaming use cases, but it's very annoying for fast lookups/navigation across different files (as mentioned elsewhere).