| Info | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Platform | e.g. ios/osx/tvos |
| Platform Version | e.g. 8.0 |
| SnapKit Version | e.g. 0.19.0 |
| Integration Method | e.g. carthage/cocoapods/manually |
Using Xcode 8 and Swift 3.
demo:
SnapKitTest.zip
@swiftli can you post more information on the leak tree? Specifically what is leaking?
It could be internal Swift stuff or SnapKit it's really hard to say. Or please attach sample project zip. Thanks!
Sorry, it's demo
SnapKitTest.zip
I also find many leaks that point to SnapKit
This is fixed now and published v3.0.1.
The situation as it is before.
SnapKitTest.zip
@swiftli yea so now the issue is iOS 10 leaks memory under the hood. If you profile on iOS 9.3 it works fine.
Before Constraints
were leaking where as now it's internal Swift data structures. There's not much I can do to fix those unfortunately.
@robertjpayne Thanks!
Could you make a radar in Apple's bug reporter and maybe post as well in either the dev forums or the swift mailing lists? This could be addressed before they ship Swift 3.1 hopefully.
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On 20 Sep 2016, at 07:35, Robert Payne [email protected] wrote:
@swiftli yea so now the issue is iOS 10 leaks memory under the hood. If you profile on iOS 9.3 it works fine.
Before Constraints where leaking where as now it's internal Swift data structures. There's not much I can do to fix those unfortunately.
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3.0.2 still has leaks. If this is the Leak Agent bug, then we should find the right way to reappear this issue.
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3.0.2 still has leaks. If this is the Leak Agent bug, then we should find the right way to reappear this issue.