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functools.cache class cache was being used with `(self, pipeline_file)` which held a reference to every MWI object created during runtime. This also leaked a temporary file holding each visit raw. This swaps with per-instance instance cache in both cases.
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Looks good. Thanks for finding and fixing it.
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Thanks! I'll run it through dev before merging. |
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functools.cache class cache was being used with
(self, pipeline_file)which held a reference to every MWI object created during runtime. This also leaked a temporary file holding each visit raw.This swaps with per-instance instance cache in both cases.