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The Diagnostics View presents real-time information about the Language Server and the client, such as version, used memory, environment variables, etc..
To open the Diagnostics View, use the DVT: Focus on Diagnostics View command.
To copy the entire content of the view, use the
DVT: Copy All Diagnostics command or the 
button from the view's toolbar.
To copy only a particular information from the view, right-click on an entry and select Copy.
Notes:
A new session is started everytime you open the Diagnostics View, erasing the information gathered during the previous session.
Closing or collapsing the view will stop the current session and as a consequence, no further metrics will be gathered.
It is recommended to keep the view expanded only while trying to identify certain performance issues, and then to close / collapse it.
