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Hi, I was running this repo and playing around with the widgets demo, and I noticed that when I was mounting / unmounting elements ( opening and closing elements like the calendar / colour picker), the amount of memory leak kept growing and growing ? this seems like a big issue ? is this a known issue and can it maybe get fixed by altering the reconciler file ?
Steps to reproduce.
run the widget demo.
Close the demo immediately
check the memory leak log
run the widget demo again
repeatedly open and close the colour picker
Close the demo.
See that the memory leak / in blocks has increased
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I spent quite some time trying to trace down some of these leaks but I haven't been able to find them. I can take a look at the calendar implementation, but if you'd like to help identifying all the leaks, building a demo that helps to test and isolate leaks would be welcome
Hi, I was running this repo and playing around with the widgets demo, and I noticed that when I was mounting / unmounting elements ( opening and closing elements like the calendar / colour picker), the amount of memory leak kept growing and growing ? this seems like a big issue ? is this a known issue and can it maybe get fixed by altering the reconciler file ?
Steps to reproduce.
run the widget demo.
Close the demo immediately
check the memory leak log
run the widget demo again
repeatedly open and close the colour picker
Close the demo.
See that the memory leak / in blocks has increased
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