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Investigate what macOS memory info issues mean for Gradle #16335

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lptr opened this issue Feb 26, 2021 · 3 comments · Fixed by #16447
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Investigate what macOS memory info issues mean for Gradle #16335

lptr opened this issue Feb 26, 2021 · 3 comments · Fixed by #16447
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lptr commented Feb 26, 2021

We found MemoryFunctions.getMemoryInfo() returns negative available memory on macOS Big Sur (see gradle/native-platform#262). This doesn't seem to cause major disruption anywhere, but it would be good to confirm. Or to fix the problem in native-platform so that there's no wrong values to deal with in the first place.

It is also a possibility that the problem was an issue in an early version of Big Sur, but was already fixed in a later patch.

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lptr commented Mar 1, 2021

Let's also think about whether there's anything to backport to 6.8.x from this.

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lptr commented Mar 8, 2021

@lptr lptr changed the title Investigate what Big Sur memory info issues mean for Gradle Investigate what macOS memory info issues mean for Gradle Mar 8, 2021
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lptr commented Mar 8, 2021

Note: this is not about Big Sur.

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