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NativeScript for Android using v8
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Memory Leak on Navigation due to references not being removed from the HashMap #1669

Open kraigjacobson opened 3 years ago

kraigjacobson commented 3 years ago

Environment

Describe the bug When navigating the old fragments are still being referenced in the HashMap so the Garbage Collector doesn't collect them causing a memory leak.

When the navigation's 'clearHistory: true' the backstack is emptied properly but the memory leak remains. When 'clearHistory: false' you can see all the old pages still in the backstack with different Id names even if they are the same page.

To Reproduce ns create my-drawer-js --template @nativescript/template-drawer-navigation Open up the profiler in Android Studio Go to Memory and start a new profiling session Navigate to a different page in the template app Go back to profiler and Dump Java Heap image

Click the Leaks link image

Click the FragmentClass image

Click the Instance image

Click the References Tab and check the 'Show nearest GC root only' Option image

The FragmentClass instance can't be released because of the references in the HashMap I believe.

This leak is also caught using leak canary image

Expected behavior Fragments should be getting completely removed from memory

Sample project I used the most vanilla template I could to make sure issues weren't coming from frameworks or plugins https://www.npmjs.com/package/@nativescript/template-drawer-navigation

Additional context

farfromrefug commented 3 years ago

@kraigjacobson did you try to force a callof GC? Maybe the the gc was not triggered yet

triniwiz commented 1 year ago

@kraigjacobson can you try this on the latest runtime and latest core version, I believe this was fixed.