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fix(core): cleanup testability subscriptions #61261
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Wouldn't takeUntilDetroyed be more adequate ?
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It becomes a circular dependency (core depends on rxjs-interop and vice versa).
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@arturovt Looks like there's a circular dependency added here. |
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Looks like a broken integration test. |
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This commit prevents leaking memory when the application is destroyed and subscriptions are still alive.
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reviewed-for: size-tracking
This commit prevents leaking memory when the application is destroyed and subscriptions are still alive. PR Close #61261
This commit prevents leaking memory when the application is destroyed and subscriptions are still alive. PR Close #61261
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This PR was merged into the repository by commit 6bf6dbc. The changes were merged into the following branches: main, 19.2.x, 20.0.x |
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This commit prevents leaking memory when the application is destroyed and subscriptions are still alive.