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I have tried the new version of cdi-query (eta-module for deltaspike???) in the disport branch. After this we run very quick in some OutOfMemoryExceptions. After some visualVM sessions i figured out that seems to be a leak in the DelegateQueryBuilder. The instances are not released and every run of our integration tests the instance count was doubled... I attache some visualVM screenshots showing the heap/sampler state after boot, the first run of the integration tests, after GC call and after second round of ITs. I attached screenshots of the app running with cdi-query-1.0.0-ALPHA5 after boot, first run of IT and 5 runs of IT (with the dsimport branch only 2 runs are possible because of OutOfMemories), too.
After boot:
run:
GC called:
run:
GC called:
Using cdi-query-1.0.0.ALPHA
Boot:
run:
after running the integration tests 5 times:
Let me know if there something i can do to help with this issue.
I have tried the new version of cdi-query (eta-module for deltaspike???) in the disport branch. After this we run very quick in some OutOfMemoryExceptions. After some visualVM sessions i figured out that seems to be a leak in the DelegateQueryBuilder. The instances are not released and every run of our integration tests the instance count was doubled... I attache some visualVM screenshots showing the heap/sampler state after boot, the first run of the integration tests, after GC call and after second round of ITs. I attached screenshots of the app running with cdi-query-1.0.0-ALPHA5 after boot, first run of IT and 5 runs of IT (with the dsimport branch only 2 runs are possible because of OutOfMemories), too.
After boot:


GC called:


GC called:


Using cdi-query-1.0.0.ALPHA

Boot:
after running the integration tests 5 times:

Let me know if there something i can do to help with this issue.