Atom version : 1.5.3
git-projects version : 1.17.0
Hi,
I just discovered that the Show repositories status option is consuming a huge amount of RAM that is never released.
I have less than 50 Git projects, when I start Atom it uses something like 300MB of RAM.
If I enable Show repositories status, when I open the project list, Atom spawns a lot of processes and uses around 1GB of RAM.
The RAM is not released when the project list is closed, and I have to restart Atom to get the RAM back.
If I disable this option, there is absolutely no RAM problem, and no additionnal process spawn (at least not enough to be visible with the top command).
I don't know what kind of information I can provide in addition to those beyond, but i'm available to do some more testing if needed.
Atom version :
1.5.3
git-projects version :1.17.0
Hi,
I just discovered that the Show repositories status option is consuming a huge amount of RAM that is never released.
I have less than 50 Git projects, when I start Atom it uses something like 300MB of RAM.
If I enable Show repositories status, when I open the project list, Atom spawns a lot of processes and uses around 1GB of RAM.
The RAM is not released when the project list is closed, and I have to restart Atom to get the RAM back.
If I disable this option, there is absolutely no RAM problem, and no additionnal process spawn (at least not enough to be visible with the
top
command).I don't know what kind of information I can provide in addition to those beyond, but i'm available to do some more testing if needed.