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Removing the repository from Command Code immediately brings Sophos back to approximately 1–3% CPU.
I reproduced the same behaviour after reinstalling Command Code Desktop.
No issues with the CLI
Expected behavior
Adding a repository, including one containing tens of thousands of files and normal dependency/build directories, should not cause the system's antivirus/security software to enter a sustained hundreds-of-percent CPU state.
I would expect Command Code's indexing/file-watching logic to avoid unnecessary directories such as node_modules, build output, coverage, etc., particularly when they are excluded by .gitignore.
Actual behavior
This looks like an interaction between Command Code Desktop's repository discovery/indexing/file-watching behaviour and Sophos Endpoint's on-access scanning.
I do not know whether the underlying issue is excessive filesystem activity generated by Command Code, Sophos's handling of that activity, or an interaction between the two.
The fact that removing the repository immediately stops the Sophos CPU storm makes the repository/indexing behaviour in Command Code the most obvious place to investigate.
Happy to provide additional diagnostics if useful.
Screenshots, recordings, or sanitized logs
Here is a video where I open the app, let it run without doing anything, the CPU goes up, then as soon as I close it, Sophos CPU usage drops immediately
sophos.mp4
Safety check
I removed credentials and private project information from this report.
GUI version
0.1.26
Operating system
macOS (Apple silicon)
Reproduction steps
With Command Code Desktop installed but not adding a repository, Sophos is essentially idle:
com.sophos.endpoint.scanextension 0.1%
SophosEventMonitor 0.1%
SophosCryptoGuard 0.1%
After adding a repository and using Command Code with it, Sophos CPU usage progressively increases.
For example:
com.sophos.endpoint.scanextension 133.2%
SophosEventMonitor 74.2%
SophosCryptoGuard 165.2%
and shortly afterwards:
com.sophos.endpoint.scanextension 154.2%
SophosEventMonitor 73.6%
SophosCryptoGuard 189.3%
So Sophos reaches roughly 370–420% combined CPU.
Removing the repository from Command Code immediately brings Sophos back to approximately 1–3% CPU.
I reproduced the same behaviour after reinstalling Command Code Desktop.
No issues with the CLI
Expected behavior
Adding a repository, including one containing tens of thousands of files and normal dependency/build directories, should not cause the system's antivirus/security software to enter a sustained hundreds-of-percent CPU state.
I would expect Command Code's indexing/file-watching logic to avoid unnecessary directories such as node_modules, build output, coverage, etc., particularly when they are excluded by .gitignore.
Actual behavior
This looks like an interaction between Command Code Desktop's repository discovery/indexing/file-watching behaviour and Sophos Endpoint's on-access scanning.
I do not know whether the underlying issue is excessive filesystem activity generated by Command Code, Sophos's handling of that activity, or an interaction between the two.
The fact that removing the repository immediately stops the Sophos CPU storm makes the repository/indexing behaviour in Command Code the most obvious place to investigate.
Happy to provide additional diagnostics if useful.
Screenshots, recordings, or sanitized logs
Here is a video where I open the app, let it run without doing anything, the CPU goes up, then as soon as I close it, Sophos CPU usage drops immediately
sophos.mp4
Safety check