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Hi - if I run vscode for a Flutter App attached to an iOS simulator - I have noticed that now , when I stop debugging - unlike the Android simulators - the iOS simulators do not stop (i.e the app still runs) - This never used to happen. Now everytime I run / debug my app, I notice that because the simulator doesnt stop - memory leakage occurs and the process gradually increases each time - ultimately forcing me to kill off the iOS simulator and restart.
I am running VS CODE 1.42.1
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Thanks for the info - I can repro this, both in VS Code and in Android Studio, so I've moved this to the Flutter repo at flutter/flutter#52232 (you may wish to subscribe for updates).
Hi - if I run vscode for a Flutter App attached to an iOS simulator - I have noticed that now , when I stop debugging - unlike the Android simulators - the iOS simulators do not stop (i.e the app still runs) - This never used to happen. Now everytime I run / debug my app, I notice that because the simulator doesnt stop - memory leakage occurs and the process gradually increases each time - ultimately forcing me to kill off the iOS simulator and restart.
I am running VS CODE 1.42.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: