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fix: fix multiple window memory leaky #311415
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@@ -154,6 +154,7 @@ export abstract class BaseWindow extends Disposable { | |
| didClear = true; | ||
| (window as { vscodeOriginalClearTimeout?: typeof window.clearTimeout }).vscodeOriginalClearTimeout?.apply(this, [handle]); | ||
| timeoutDisposables.delete(timeoutDisposable); | ||
| disposables.delete(timeoutDisposable); | ||
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| }); | ||
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| disposables.add(timeoutDisposable); | ||
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disposables.delete(timeoutDisposable)will calltimeoutDisposable.dispose()again while it's already disposing. This currently happens to be a no-op fortoDisposable, but it relies on idempotent disposal and adds unnecessary reentrancy. Consider usingDisposableStore.deleteAndLeak(timeoutDisposable)here to just remove the reference (since the disposable is already being disposed).