Cursor 0.47.8 (Linux version) can not startup and CPU 100%

cursor --version
0.47.8
82ef0f61c01d079d1b7e5ab04d88499d5af500e0
x64

maybe related error log (from window2/renderer.log and window1/renderer.log) :

[error] Maximum call stack size exceeded: RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
at Co.shouldWaitFor10SecondsWhileReadingFromDiskAtStartup [as resetComposers] (vscode-file://vscode-app/usr/share/cursor/resources/app/out/vs/workbench/workbench.desktop.main.js:596:10680)

[b00] potential listener LEAK detected, having 5484 listeners already. MOST frequent listener (5369):: Error

open a project which has 6w LOC:

UI no response

Chat side window showing “Loading Chat”

I can confirm that open tiny small project just works.

others got 100% cpu too: Cpu problem after last update

Hey, I think in your case the problem is related to a large amount of history in your chats. Try opening an empty project and see if that solves the problem. If it does, try renaming your project to clear the history.

I can confirm that, I do not have a large amount of history in my chat in this project.

I hardly ever open this project.

another thing I can confirm is: rename the fold will make Cursor startup succeed.

I can say with great certainty that this version of Cursor should have this bug; it should be said that the recent few versions all have it. You need to fix this issue.

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I’m also experiencing this issue, after updating from 0.46 to 0.47, the program doesn’t load.
I did manage to get it to load once after a very long weight, but in general it’s not working.
I have rolled back to 0.46, and that is working fine.

I’m experiencing this now as well on Fedora after upgrading to v0.47.9. Most of my chat histories are not that long, and most of the codebases in question are <5000 lines. Yet this issue seems to apply to all of my projects with any chat history at all (a couple dozen at this point). The project I first noticed this with, I think the only AI request I even made was one inline request with Cmd-K asking it to refactor one function. These projects previously opened just fine with very little delay, and definitely not a crash.

Given the number of projects and that I have the directories set up how I want, renaming all of them is not ideal. I have indeed mitigated this by simply deleting the workspace caches (which for the AppImage are located at ~/.config/Cursor/User/workspaceStorage/*) but again, not ideal to lose all that history.