Update FlatLaf from 2.0 to 2.0.1 #3504
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Perfect. Thanks, @DevCharly |
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Hi @neilcsmith-net , I added the "cherry-pick" tag to this one (is this correct?), for your consideration in next release candidate. |
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Thanks @DevCharly will be in rc3 now. @vieiro no need for the label. Milestone and delivery base is enough. |
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Unfortunately there is a memory leak in FlatLaf 2.0, which is fixed in 2.0.1.
The memory leak is in UI delegates for components
JPanel,JSeparatorandJToolBar.Separator.There is always a reference from a static hash map to the last created component of that type.
So if e.g. a dialog (that uses
JPanel) is closed, it can not released until a newJPanelis created somewhere else...Memory leak issue: JFormDesigner/FlatLaf#471