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When decoding both Encodable structs and enums as a context object for a view render, I have found that there appears to be a small memory leak. The memory leak mostly vanishes when the route returns a View containing a ByteBuffer from a string, describing the struct, in that way ensuring everything else but the final render is compiled in. It does seem like there's still a tiny memory leak though, so it may be that the leak's still there, just significantly minimized.
To Reproduce
Create a template project
(to speed up the leak) Create a struct, and apply the struct to the template as a context object
Stress test it with curl in an infinite while loop
Expected behavior
Memory stays mostly consistent within a normal range for the workload
Environment
This is all being run on Linux. Here's a copy of framework versions
Vapor Framework version: 4.65.1
Vapor Toolbox version: ...
OS version: Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS
Additional context
This is completely consistent. I'd love some insight into what's going on here. This project is for a business, so I'll have to write some nasty workarounds if I can't figure this out. Best avoided, obviously.
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Describe the bug
When decoding both Encodable structs and enums as a context object for a view render, I have found that there appears to be a small memory leak. The memory leak mostly vanishes when the route returns a View containing a ByteBuffer from a string, describing the struct, in that way ensuring everything else but the final render is compiled in. It does seem like there's still a tiny memory leak though, so it may be that the leak's still there, just significantly minimized.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Memory stays mostly consistent within a normal range for the workload
Environment
This is all being run on Linux. Here's a copy of framework versions
Additional context
This is completely consistent. I'd love some insight into what's going on here. This project is for a business, so I'll have to write some nasty workarounds if I can't figure this out. Best avoided, obviously.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: