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leak-tracker: Detect memory leaks by identifying not disposed or not GCed objects. #3951

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polina-c opened this issue Apr 1, 2022 · 5 comments
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polina-c commented Apr 1, 2022

Motivation: go/flutter-devtools-survey-2022

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polina-c commented Apr 1, 2022

@polina-c polina-c assigned terrylucas and unassigned terrylucas Apr 6, 2022
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@polina-c polina-c changed the title Memory leaks: detect disposed, not GC-ed links Detect memory leaks by identifying not disposed or not GCed objects. Apr 7, 2022
@kenzieschmoll kenzieschmoll modified the milestones: M39, M41 May 5, 2022
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Options for Flutter specific leak tracker:

  1. package:leak_tracker_flutter published in tools.dart.dev, and banking on 'flutter' in the name being clarifying enough
  2. keeping leak_tracker_flutter in the same mono-repo, but publishing it out of the flutter.dev publisher
  3. putting the code in the flutter/packages mono-repo and using the flutter.dev publisher

@devoncarew leans towards the 2nd and 3rd options

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2. keeping leak_tracker_flutter in the same mono-repo, but publishing it out of the flutter.dev publisher

It appears we did this; is there discussion/context somewhere on why that option was chosen? AFAIK this is the only flutter.dev-published package that is not in flutter/packages, which makes this pretty confusing.

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  1. keeping leak_tracker_flutter in the same mono-repo, but publishing it out of the flutter.dev publisher

It appears we did this; is there discussion/context somewhere on why that option was chosen? AFAIK this is the only flutter.dev-published package that is not in flutter/packages, which makes this pretty confusing.

Here is the issue with discussion: dart-lang/leak_tracker#52 (comment)

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