Removed memory leak due to setInterval in js.#29
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Removed memory leak due to setInterval in js.#29trokhymchuk wants to merge 1 commit intovinibiavatti1:masterfrom
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Hi @trokhymchuk! Thanks for reporting this issue. It was a big problem of the lib. I already fixed it and made other changes into the source code file that contains this logic, so, I will close the PR but the fix will be available in the next version v2.1.1 ;) |
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I've recently noticed a memory leak in the site with this library, after some investigation I found the place --- it was setInterval function.
You could try inserting
console.log('test');afterconst interval = setInterval(() => {line, it will print infinite number of messages.