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Adding help to troubleshoot error 134 (#1419)
I get this very bizarre error in my build of Jetbrains and its error 134. The causality of this error is that the computer does not have enough memory. Interestingly enough I have 48 Gigs of ram and I still get this error on the rare times when I have many different things running different ide's and other things together. Initially I thought this error was non deterministic because I thought that restarting the computer solved it for me one time. The reason it solved it was because it closed all the processs but yeah the memory exceeded is something to keep in mind since this error usually doesn't tell you anything and happens rarely I added a troubleshooting step too. ## Test plan It doesn't need it <!-- All pull requests REQUIRE a test plan: https://sourcegraph.com/docs/dev/background-information/testing_principles Why does it matter? These test plans are there to demonstrate that are following industry standards which are important or critical for our customers. They might be read by customers or an auditor. There are meant be simple and easy to read. Simply explain what you did to ensure your changes are correct! Here are a non exhaustive list of test plan examples to help you: - Making changes on a given feature or component: - "Covered by existing tests" or "CI" for the shortest possible plan if there is zero ambiguity - "Added new tests" - "Manually tested" (if non trivial, share some output, logs, or screenshot) - Updating docs: - "previewed locally" - share a screenshot if you want to be thorough - Updating deps, that would typically fail immediately in CI if incorrect - "CI" - "locally tested" -->
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