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memory leak... once again #2272
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We were removing the container set, but not its children, so let's cleanup everything when indicators are cleared. Closes: micheleg#2272, micheleg#2270
Please, check #2273 it should fix it |
yeah but it still needs to be merged... |
Yes!, thank you! |
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I don't know why, but as of a few days at this point the extension started leaking on my system, making the shell go from it's usual ~100 MB to over 5 GB, which slows down the entirety of the shell down to a crawl. Again, i have no idea how it started, what i remember before it started leaking is that i was messing with the GKT4 port of Desktop Icons NG and out of nowhere the whole gnome shell interface started to get really slow, and i only discovered today that it reached 6 GB in memory, and only a few minutes ago i found out it was dash to dock's fault, and now I'm here.
if you want any info there it is:
OS: Fedora 40
Gnome version: 46.4
Extension version: the most recent one, v94
RAM: 16 GB
Display server/protocol: Wayland
UPDATE: this seems to be a bug within v94, since when downgrading to v93 the leak doesn't happen
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