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MemoryLeak caused by UriTemplate cache

See original GitHub issue

I noticed that UriTemplate.CACHE is never evicted. With recent changes it seems that any Link instance holds a template whether the href is templated or not. So, if an API exposes a lot of links with concrete URLs that will create a lot of cache entries when parsed into Links and underlying UriTemplates .

This led to OutOfMemoryErrors eventually in our application.

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Created 4 years ago
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gregturncommented, Nov 18, 2019

@odrotbohm That commit is on master, which is 1.1. Still needs to be backported to 1.0.x.

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odrotbohmcommented, Nov 18, 2019

Should be available in 1.0.2.BUILD-SNAPSHOT in a few minutes. Feel free to give them a try!

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