There's a limit to the amount of sockets that can be created (ulimit -a | grep files). However, each call to execute-javascript-synchronous creates a socket that isn't deleted when no longer needed.
After the Electron process terminates, there are dangling sockets.
Start electron-window-example, hit C-q and see that a socket error is signaled.
Currently it suffers from the following issues:
ulimit -a | grep files). However, each call toexecute-javascript-synchronouscreates a socket that isn't deleted when no longer needed.electron-window-example, hitC-qand see that a socket error is signaled.