I think the memory growth now is not related to Cayenne or Bootique.
Tony Giaccone
> On Dec 5, 2018, at 7:58 AM, Andrus Adamchik wrote:
>
> Invalidation goes all the way down from the context to the shared snapshot
> cache. So maybe this is the shared cache to blame. It is only 10K snapshots
Invalidation goes all the way down from the context to the shared snapshot
cache. So maybe this is the shared cache to blame. It is only 10K snapshots max
by default though, so not sure why would that be an issue (unless you increased
it explicitly via 'cayenne.DataRowStore.snapshot.size' proper
In the end we invalidated all the objects we inserted and that solved the
memory problem. The memory still climbs slightly but nothing like what was
happening before the invalidation.
There are other features that have PRs ready that are likely to cause the
memory footprint to grow. But that’s
While this wouldn't hurt, technically it should not be needed, as ObjectContext
has weak references to "untouched" objects, so they will be GC'd sooner or
later.
I'd say the shared snapshot cache may be the culprit, but Tony says the
following:
>> Even thought after each insert we invalidate
I would try creating a new ObjectContext every so often, not just
invalidating the objects.
On Tue, Dec 4, 2018 at 2:58 PM Tony Giaccone wrote:
> We're processing a request and generating about 130,000 new objects. Once
> these objects are created and saved we'll never need to access them again
We're processing a request and generating about 130,000 new objects. Once
these objects are created and saved we'll never need to access them again
in this process. The heap steadily grows as we do this. Even thought after
each insert we invalidate the object we just inserted.
What should I do to
