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[Thibault Fevry <619603@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

[From both bzr and ppa.]

This was firstly reported as a comment in another mine report bug.
Reporting here as those are separate bugs.

How to reproduce the bug.
Launch gtg.
Create a Task.
Fill it with some text (Like ~5000 char to see the problem.)
Look at memory used by the process.
Remove the task.
Look at the memory used by the process.
The memory is not freed...

Expected:
Memory is freed when task is deleted, not just delete the task from the ui.

This is severe for a user that would use frequently gtg without ever
restarting it. (Why would you restart it, you can hibernate, etc...),
the memory would grow little by little (Even with not so big content
tasks.)...

Why is there this problem ?

Because when you confirm that you want to delete the task the code is
this one:

    def on_delete_confirm(self, widget):
        """if we pass a tid as a parameter, we delete directly
        otherwise, we will look which tid is selected"""
        for tid in self.tids_todelete:
            task = self.req.delete_task(tid)
        self.tids_todelete = []

And self.tids_todelete is []

** Affects: gtg
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Confirm we want to remove a task just remove the task from the ui, the task still exist. (This can cause huge memory leaks)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/619603
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Bug description:
[From both bzr and ppa.]

This was firstly reported as a comment in another mine report bug. Reporting here as those are separate bugs.

How to reproduce the bug.
Launch gtg.
Create a Task.
Fill it with some text (Like ~5000 char to see the problem.)
Look at memory used by the process.
Remove the task.
Look at the memory used by the process.
The memory is not freed...

Expected:
Memory is freed when task is deleted, not just delete the task from the ui.

This is severe for a user that would use frequently gtg without ever restarting it. (Why would you restart it, you can hibernate, etc...), the memory would grow little by little (Even with not so big content tasks.)...

Why is there this problem ?

Because when you confirm that you want to delete the task the code is this one:

    def on_delete_confirm(self, widget):
        """if we pass a tid as a parameter, we delete directly
        otherwise, we will look which tid is selected"""
        for tid in self.tids_todelete:
            task = self.req.delete_task(tid)
        self.tids_todelete = []

And self.tids_todelete is []