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Won't Fix
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2
Found in
2017.4
2017.4.27f1
Issue ID
1164368
Regression
No
[UI][legacy text generator]Memory leak when changing Scenes with Text present
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open User-supplied project.
2. Run the project and start pressing the white buttons continuously.
3. Watch the Profiler window in the "Memory" section.
Expected: its memory usage does not increase.
Actual: its memory usage does not increase over time.
Reproduced in: 2017.4.30f1
Not reproduced in: 2017.4.0f1*, 2018.1.9f2*, 2018.4.4f1*, 2019.1.10f1, 2019.2.0b9, 2019.3.0a9
Notes: all similar cases lead to this case: 946442 or 925340. the former suggests that this issue is was fixed in 2017.2.0f1 and the other is marked as "Not Reproducible".
Since I can't find any other similar issues, I'm making this one.
*Could not build due to gradle errors.
Reproducible on Android with 'adb shell top' in the command line inspect the "dev.ksatou.text+ " process. Device:
VLNQA00149, Samsung Galaxy S9 (SM-G960F), Android 9, CPU: Exynos 9 Series 9810, GPU: Mali-G72
Reproduces on Editor with platforms: Android, PC Standalone.
Does not reproduce when changing scenes without any text objects in them.
Does not reproduce when Instantiating and Destroying the object during runtime.
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