Windows 11 Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8265U CPU @ 1.60GHz 1.80 GH on Ubuntu 20.04.2 WSL2
Issue description
So I have neovim open, with tmux running. Lets say I accidentally forget to close Godot before quitting neovim. Now when I tried to save and close, save works, but close doesn't.
It basically leaves the equivalent of a memory leak, but with a window. The thing is, I'm running on WSL 2, not native Windows, so using task manager isn't much help.
I have to restart my computer to get rid of it, which is inconvenient.
online-screen-recorder-2022-08-24--14-00-40.webm
Steps to reproduce
Open neovim (I'm using astrovim)
Open terminal (ctrl-)
Add tmux into the built in terminal
Run godot -e
Close terminal (ctrl-)
Close neovim (ctrl-z)
You have a memory leaked equivalent of a window!
GeorgeS2019
commented
7 months ago
Godot version
3.5
System information
Windows 11 Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8265U CPU @ 1.60GHz 1.80 GH on Ubuntu 20.04.2 WSL2
Issue description
So I have neovim open, with tmux running. Lets say I accidentally forget to close Godot before quitting neovim. Now when I tried to save and close, save works, but close doesn't. It basically leaves the equivalent of a memory leak, but with a window. The thing is, I'm running on WSL 2, not native Windows, so using task manager isn't much help. I have to restart my computer to get rid of it, which is inconvenient. online-screen-recorder-2022-08-24--14-00-40.webm
Steps to reproduce
Open neovim (I'm using astrovim) Open terminal (ctrl-) Add tmux into the built in terminal Run godot -e Close terminal (ctrl-) Close neovim (ctrl-z) You have a memory leaked equivalent of a window!
Minimal reproduction project
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