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Found in
2021.1.0a2
2021.2
2021.2.0a2
Issue ID
1307442
Regression
Yes
RenderTexture memory usage grows when a script is reimported
How to reproduce:
1. Open the attached "1307442_Repro" project
2. Open the Profiler (Window->Analysis->Profiler)
3. Make sure only the Memory Module is enabled
4. In the Project window right-click on the "NewBehaviourScript" and select "Reimport"
5. In the Module details panel press the "Take Sample Playmode" button
6. Expand the "Scene Memory" And take note of the "RenderTexture" amount
7. Repeat steps 4 through 6
Expected results: The "RenderTexture" doesn't increase after each script reimport
Actual results: The "RenderTexture" increases after each script reimport
Reproducible with: 2021.1.0a2, 2021.1.0b3, 2021.2.0a2
Not Reproducible with: 2018.4.30f1, 2019.4.17f1, 2020.1.17f1, 2020.2.2f1, 2021.1.0a1
Notes:
- The RenderTexture doesn't grow when reimporting any other Asset besides script
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Resolution Note (2021.1.X):
This is not a leak and is by design.
RenderTexture objects are kept alive as Unity native objects, but this is temporary state - they are garbage collected once Asset Garbage collection kicks in.
Asset gc is triggered automatically on high memory pressure or after scene loads. This can be verified by opening a scene in project, capturing memory and checking that RenderTexture object count drops to 1.