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High frequency evaluations of alpine strings that use magics (requestAnimationFrame usage in our case) exacerbate a leak we have found.
What we observe is that _x_cleanups will grow by 1 every time you use a magic property in an evaluated string, which will eventually cause our web page to crash running out of memory.
High frequency evaluations of alpine strings that use magics (requestAnimationFrame usage in our case) exacerbate a leak we have found.
What we observe is that _x_cleanups will grow by 1 every time you use a magic property in an evaluated string, which will eventually cause our web page to crash running out of memory.
Here is a minimal reproduction of the issue: https://codesandbox.io/s/alpine-memory-broken-mlip56?file=/index.html
Resize the preview window on that page and you should see that _x_cleanups for the div with id "leaky" grows.
This other issue appears to be unrelated since incorporating the patch from his branch doesn't alleviate the leak we are experiencing.
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