Antigravity workaround

antigravity.sh

#!/bin/bash

readonly UNIT_NAME="antigravity-$(date +%s)"
readonly APP_BIN="/usr/bin/antigravity --verbose"
readonly TRIGGER="Lifecycle#onWillShutdown - end 'antigravityAnalytics'"

echo "[*] Start as: $UNIT_NAME"

systemd-run --user \
    --scope \
    --unit="$UNIT_NAME" \
    --property=KillMode=control-group \
    /bin/bash -c "exec prlimit --core=0 $APP_BIN 2>&1 | systemd-cat --identifier=$UNIT_NAME" &

journalctl --user --identifier="$UNIT_NAME" --follow | \
    grep --line-buffered --max-count=1 "$TRIGGER" && \
    systemctl --user kill --signal=SIGKILL "$UNIT_NAME.scope"

echo "[*] Remaining processes are killed."

Thank you! This is perfect and fixes the high cpu and leftover process issue. Modified the exec for the app to point to the script and it works perfectly

I didn't test it yet but found it in the AUR page, and I wanted to say thank you for sharing it!

A version of fish shell and alias code to antigravity:

function code --wraps=antigravity --description 'alias code=antigravity'
    set -l UNIT_NAME "antigravity-"(date +%s)
    set -l APP_BIN "/usr/bin/antigravity --verbose"
    set -l TRIGGER "Lifecycle#onWillShutdown - end 'antigravityAnalytics'"
    set -l ARGV $argv

    begin
        systemd-run --user --scope --unit="$UNIT_NAME" --property=KillMode=control-group \
            /bin/bash -c "exec prlimit --core=0 $APP_BIN $argv 2>&1 | systemd-cat --identifier=$UNIT_NAME" & disown

        fish -c "
            journalctl --user --identifier=$UNIT_NAME --follow | \
            grep --line-buffered --max-count=1 $TRIGGER >/dev/null 2>&1; and \
                systemctl --user kill --signal=SIGKILL $UNIT_NAME.scope
        " & disown
    end >/dev/null 2>&1
end