A Native Collection has not been disposed, resulting in a memory leak error

[DavidT76]

After I finished a race and was brought back to the main menu screen. I noticed this error message as you can also see in the screenshot:

A Native Collection has not been disposed, resulting in a memory leak. Allocated from:
Unity.Collections.NativeArray`1:.ctor(Int32, Allocator, NativeArrayOptions)
WaterSystem.BuoyantObject:SetupData() (at Packages\com.verasl.water-system\Scripts\BuoyantObject.cs:99)
WaterSystem.BuoyantObject:Init() (at Packages\com.verasl.water-system\Scripts\BuoyantObject.cs:58)
WaterSystem.BuoyantObject:OnEnable() (at Packages\com.verasl.water-system\Scripts\BuoyantObject.cs:105)

I was using the latest version of the Git clone of this project with Unity version 2019.3.4f1 when this error occurred.

[oahc09]

After I finished a race and was brought back to the main menu screen. I noticed this error message as you can also see in the screenshot:

A Native Collection has not been disposed, resulting in a memory leak. Allocated from:
Unity.Collections.NativeArray`1:.ctor(Int32, Allocator, NativeArrayOptions)
WaterSystem.BuoyantObject:SetupData() (at Packages\com.verasl.water-system\Scripts\BuoyantObject.cs:99)
WaterSystem.BuoyantObject:Init() (at Packages\com.verasl.water-system\Scripts\BuoyantObject.cs:58)
WaterSystem.BuoyantObject:OnEnable() (at Packages\com.verasl.water-system\Scripts\BuoyantObject.cs:105)

I was using the latest version of the Git clone of this project with Unity version 2019.3.4f1 when this error occurred.

In BuoyantObject.cs change the code can fix it:
private void OnDisable() {
LocalToWorldJob.Cleanup(_guid);
//
bool isNonPhysicalType = _buoyancyType == BuoyancyType.NonPhysical
|| _buoyancyType == BuoyancyType.NonPhysicalVoxel;
if (isNonPhysicalType && _samplePoints != null && _samplePoints.IsCreated)
{
_samplePoints.Dispose();
}
//
}
if _buoyancyType is physical type, in LocalToWorldJob.cs it will dispose the nativearray, but non physical type not disposed.

[ahmedaniss25]

Problem fixed here : https://youtu.be/w6cRuLJQ7E0

[Aqueuse]

Problem fixed here : https://youtu.be/w6cRuLJQ7E0

video has been removed :-/