Closing file handles/streams#176
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Byron commented Jul 25, 2014
Thanks a lot for this contribution - plenty of issues showed up in the past because of this ! |
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craigez commented Jul 25, 2014
There are sill more somewhere but we haven't found them yet. |
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Byron commented Jul 25, 2014
Gitdb is the other location which deals with files, sometimes indirectly through the use of smmap. I would suspect smmap, as each mmap opened on a file will effectively duplicate the file-handle. If the original is not closed, there would be a leak. It's just a guess of mine, which would need to be verified. |
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Our debugging of GitPython during usage a while ago showed we were leaking some file handles. We think this resolves some of the issues.