ADFA-3418: Fix three memory leaks found with LeakCanary - #1770
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Editing this file for the LeakCanary fix enrolls it in the file-level ratchet, which reformats it in full. Committed standalone so the behavioral change that follows stays reviewable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both were confirmed on a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra (Android 13) by opening and closing a project seven times and reading the heap analysis. EditorActivity leaked ~1 MB per open/close, without bound. AdbMdns took NsdManager from the caller's Context, and the caller is the editor activity (BaseEditorActivity -> WADBConnectionViewModel.start). NsdManager is cached per-Context and holds mContext for its lifetime, while the framework pins its NsdCallbackImpl from a native global ref, so nothing released it - the existing stop() in preDestroy stops discovery but cannot help. Taking the manager from the application context fixes all three call sites at once: the view model, AdbPairingService and BootCompleteReceiver. Before: 4 leaked activities, 4,076,219 bytes. After: no NsdManager in any trace across seven cycles. DebuggerViewModel leaked through EventBus. IDEDebugClientImpl calls register() in its init block but onCleared() only unregistered from Lookup, so the default EventBus kept the client and through it the view model. Before: 5 instances, 7,290 bytes. After: watched seven times, never in a trace. EditorActivityLifecyclerObserver was the only other EventReceiver and is already balanced across onStart/onStop. One Activity leak remains, unfixed and unrelated to these: static ActionsRegistry holds ShowTooltipAction, whose context is the editor activity, because both clear() and clearActions() deliberately skip EDITOR_TEXT_ACTIONS so language-server actions survive. It is bounded at one activity (~713 KB, flat across dumps) rather than accumulating. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The file used four-space indentation, so touching it for the leak fix pulls the whole file under the ratchet. Committed standalone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The static ActionsRegistry holds every action for the life of the process, and EDITOR_TEXT_ACTIONS is deliberately never cleared so language-server actions survive - so an action that stores its Context keeps that activity alive after onDestroy. ShowTooltipAction was the only one of the eight editor text actions declaring `private val context`; the other seven take the parameter and drop it. It did not need to keep it either: the context is read only in init, for the label and icon, while execAction uses anchorView.context. Verified on a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra (Android 13) with the same seven open/close cycles used for the other two leaks. Before: 1 leaked EditorActivity, 713,292 bytes, signature a4098715. After: seven activities watched, zero retained, no heap dump triggered - and the build immediately before this one reported the leak twice under the identical loop, so the loop does detect it when present. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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33-35: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse KDoc for the context-lifetime contract.
ShowTooltipActionis public, and the new context-retention rule is non-obvious. Convert these line comments to KDoc attached to the class. Document that the constructor context initializeslabelandicononly and must not be retained becauseActionsRegistryoutlives editor activities.Proposed documentation change
-// The context is used only to build the label and icon below; it is deliberately not stored. -// EDITOR_TEXT_ACTIONS is never cleared (see EditorActivityActions.clear), so the static -// ActionsRegistry outlives every editor activity - retaining one here leaks that activity. +/** + * Shows contextual tooltips for editor selections. + * + * The constructor context is used only to initialize the label and icon. It must not be retained + * because the `ActionsRegistry` outlives editor activities. + */As per coding guidelines: Public classes, functions, and non-obvious logic get KDoc/Javadoc. Document the contract and the why, not a restatement of the signature.
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- Line 27: Add a unit regression test for AdbMdns that supplies a caller Context
whose applicationContext differs and verifies NsdManager is obtained from that
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/actions/file/ShowTooltipAction.kt`:
- Around line 33-35: The context-lifetime comments in ShowTooltipAction should
be converted to KDoc attached to the public class. Document that the constructor
context is used only to initialize label and icon, must not be retained, and
that ActionsRegistry outlives editor activities, preserving the existing
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Forcing the application context inside AdbMdns's constructor made every AdbMdns in the process share one cached NsdManager. Before that change the editor activity and AdbPairingService held two distinct instances, so they were two distinct clients of NsdService; merging them risks the pairing and connect discoveries colliding on the one-resolve-at-a-time limit that NsdManager has below Android 13, where ResolveListener.onResolveFailed is an empty body and the failure would be silent. The editor activity was the only leaking caller - AdbPairingService and BootCompleteReceiver already pass contexts that outlive the object - so passing applicationContext from WADBConnectionViewModel fixes the leak and keeps the two managers separate. AdbMdns documents the requirement instead of enforcing it. Also corrects the explanation. The previous comment named NsdCallbackImpl, which is the Android 13 shape seen in the test device's leak trace but does not exist on API 30-32, the rest of this @RequiresApi(R) class's range. The version-independent fact is the one that matters: getSystemService caches NsdManager per Context and the manager holds that Context for its own lifetime. Re-verified after the change, same seven open/close cycles: seven activities watched, zero retained, no NsdManager in any trace. Converts the ShowTooltipAction comment block to KDoc on the public class, per review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@davidschachterADFA low — applicationContext here merges the TLS_CONNECT discoveries onto one shared NsdManager, which is the collision the new AdbMdns KDoc says it deliberately avoids ("each Context gets its own NsdManager, and the pairing and connect discoveries want to stay separate clients").
Before: each editor activity's AdbMdns got its own per-ContextImpl NsdManager. Now every editor activity — and BootCompleteReceiver, whose manifest-receiver context also delegates getSystemService to the application ContextImpl — shares one. Only AdbPairingService (passing the Service this) stays a separate client.
Concrete failure: two editor activities alive at once, or a stale AdbMdns that never stopped discovery (the registered race filed as ADFA-5377), both hit onServiceFound -> nsdManager.resolveService. Below Android 12 the second gets FAILURE_ALREADY_ACTIVE, and ResolveListener.onResolveFailed is an empty body — so wireless-debug port discovery fails silently in one of them. AdbMdns is @RequiresApi(R), so Android 11 devices are in scope.
Not a blocker; the leak fix is worth more than this. But the AdbMdns KDoc's "separate clients" sentence no longer describes the connect side — worth amending it, or noting the limitation here.
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Your analysis was right, and it has since been fixed — you reviewed 755e1cd, and 6e96aad replaced exactly this shape. Sorry for the moving target.
Independent review reached the same conclusion you did, from the other direction: the KDoc's "never an Activity, a Service is fine" rule was itself wrong, because AdbPairingService passes the Service this and calls stopSelf(), and a Service has its own ContextImpl whose mOuterContext is the Service — so it was stranded per pairing session by the same mechanism as the Activity. My commit message had asserted those callers were safe without checking.
AdbMdns now derives the manager itself rather than trusting the caller:
context.applicationContext
.createAttributionContext(null)
.getSystemService(NsdManager::class.java)createAttributionContext calls createContext, which returns new ContextImpl(...), and mServiceCache is a per-instance field (ContextImpl.java:382). So every AdbMdns gets a fresh ContextImpl and therefore its own NsdManager — which covers all four cases you list: two concurrent editor activities, a stale AdbMdns from the ADFA-5377 race, BootCompleteReceiver, and AdbPairingService. Nothing a caller passes can be retained either, so the invariant is enforced rather than documented. It is API 30, matching the class's @RequiresApi(R).
The KDoc sentence you flagged is gone with it; the current text explains the per-ContextImpl reasoning instead.
One limit worth stating: both my test devices are Android 13 and Android 17, so the pre-Android-13 FAILURE_ALREADY_ACTIVE path you describe was never exercised on device. The separation property rests on the per-ContextImpl cache, not on a measurement.
Separately, ResolveListener.onResolveFailed's empty body is fixed in the same commit — it logs with the error code now, so a collision like this would no longer be silent.
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@davidschachterADFA low (cosmetic) — [context] won't resolve as a KDoc link now that context is a plain constructor parameter rather than a property; [label] and [icon] still do. Rendered docs will show it unlinked. Either drop the brackets or use @param context.
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Fixed in 41f7d1f — moved to @param context, so the parameter doc is a real doc tag rather than a link that cannot resolve. [label], [icon] and [execAction] stay as links since those do resolve.
Thanks for catching it; I had converted the comment block to KDoc in the same change that stopped context being a property, and did not re-check that the link targets still existed.
The previous commit moved the fix to the call site and documented the rule in AdbMdns's KDoc: pass an Application or a Service, never an Activity. That was wrong twice over, and review caught both. A Service is not safe. AdbPairingService passes `this` and calls stopSelf, and a Service has its own ContextImpl whose mOuterContext is the Service, so by the same mechanism as the Activity it is stranded for the life of the process - one per pairing session. The commit message asserted these callers "already pass contexts that outlive the object" without checking. Documenting an invariant also left it unenforced, and its first caller already violated it. So AdbMdns now derives the manager itself: applicationContext, then createAttributionContext(null), then getSystemService. Nothing a caller passes can be retained, and because the service cache is per-ContextImpl (ContextImpl.java, mServiceCache) and createAttributionContext builds a new one, each AdbMdns stays a distinct NsdService client. That preserves the separation the previous commit wanted - two concurrent resolves on one manager fail with FAILURE_ALREADY_ACTIVE below Android 13 - which the previous shape only achieved for the pairing service, since a broadcast context's getSystemService delegates to the application ContextImpl and so gave BootCompleteReceiver the same manager as the view model. createAttributionContext is API 30, matching this class's @RequiresApi(R). ResolveListener.onResolveFailed had an empty body, so every resolve failure was silent - no port delivered, caller times out with nothing logged. It now logs, including the error code that identifies the collision above. Adds the regression test for the ShowTooltipAction fix that this branch lacked: reflection over the EDITOR_TEXT_ACTIONS classes asserting none declares a Context field. It covers the whole bucket rather than the one action that leaked, and it fails as `[ShowTooltipAction.context]` with the fix reverted. The equivalent test for the EventBus fix is not here: constructing DebuggerViewModel touches android.util.SparseArray through the tree-view library, and Robolectric's sandbox does not take effect in this module's JUnit Platform setup. Recorded in ADFA-5382. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HeQ4YGq9oFjNMBPojB4MY1
[context] does not resolve as a KDoc link now that it is a plain constructor parameter rather than a property, so rendered docs showed it unlinked. Per review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HeQ4YGq9oFjNMBPojB4MY1
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- Around line 43-44: Update the field inspection in EditorTextActionContextTest
to traverse each action class’s superclass chain, inspecting declared fields at
every level rather than only action.declaredFields. Preserve the existing
Context-type filtering and validation while ensuring inherited superclass fields
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- Line 161: Update AdbMdns to declare a LoggerFactory-backed logger and replace
the android.util.Log.w call in onResolveFailed with the SLF4J logger, using
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@jatezzz re-review requested — both of your findings are addressed, and all four checks are green on
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Review caught that the test read only Class.getDeclaredFields(), which stops at the class itself. A Context held by a shared base class - the more likely hiding place than a copy in each action - would have passed unnoticed, so the test could have gone green while the leak it exists to catch was present. It now walks the superclass chain, and reports the declaring class in the failure message so an inherited offender is not attributed to the wrong action. Adds a second test that pins that behaviour with a fixture whose Context sits on a superclass. Verified it fails with declaredFields alone and passes with the walk, so the fix has a test rather than an assertion about itself. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Crj29d6Q2DGjioWPxtuSR
…aiming Two corrections to this test, both mine. CodeActionsMenu also declares location = EDITOR_TEXT_ACTIONS, so the bucket has nine entries, not eight. It is a Kotlin object - process lifetime - which makes it the most dangerous entry in the bucket rather than one to leave out. Added. The KDoc claimed the test "covers every action in the bucket instead of the one that happened to leak". That was false in three ways, now written down instead of asserted away: the list is hand-maintained and drifts as soon as someone registers a tenth action; the LSP actions that LSPEditorActions nests under CodeActionsMenu.children at runtime are not reachable from a static list at all; and a Context held by a companion object or captured by a lambda in a field lives on a synthetic class, so a field-type check does not see it. The test is still worth having - it catches the spelling of the mistake that actually happened - but a green run means less than the old comment implied. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011Crj29d6Q2DGjioWPxtuSR
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Fixes three memory leaks found by driving LeakCanary against the project open/close loop on a physical device. ADFA-3418.
What leaked
EditorActivityNsdCallbackImpl.mServHandler->ServiceHandler.this$0->NsdManager.mContextDebuggerViewModelEventBus.defaultInstance->typesBySubscriber->IDEDebugClientImpl.viewModelEditorActivityActionsRegistry.instance->actions->ShowTooltipAction.contextThe loop that produced 17/17/68 retained objects across three heap dumps now reports zero retained objects and no heap dumps, with all seven activities watched.
The fixes
AdbMdnstookNsdManagerfrom the caller'sContext, and the caller is the editor activity (BaseEditorActivity:686->WADBConnectionViewModel.start).NsdManageris cached per-Contextand holdsmContextfor its lifetime, while the framework pins itsNsdCallbackImplfrom a native global ref - so nothing we call releases it. The existingstop()inpreDestroydoes unregister the receiver and stop discovery, but cannot help.AdbMdnsnow derives the manager itself:applicationContext, thencreateAttributionContext(null), thengetSystemService. Nothing a caller passes can be retained, and because the service cache is per-ContextImpl(ContextImpl.java:382, andcreateAttributionContext->createContext->new ContextImpl) each instance stays a distinctNsdServiceclient. That separation matters below Android 13, where a second concurrentresolveServiceon one manager fails withFAILURE_ALREADY_ACTIVE.createAttributionContextis API 30, matching this class's@RequiresApi(R).Two earlier shapes of this fix were wrong, and review caught both. Forcing the application context inside the constructor merged the pairing and connect managers into one client. Moving it to the call site and documenting "an Application or a Service, never an Activity" in KDoc was also wrong: a Service is not safe -
AdbPairingServicepassesthisand callsstopSelf(), and a Service has its ownContextImplwhosemOuterContextis the Service, so it was stranded per pairing session by the same mechanism. A commit message of mine asserted those callers were safe without checking. Documenting the invariant also left it unenforced, and its first caller already violated it - hence enforcing it in the component.ResolveListener.onResolveFailedhad an empty body, so every resolve failure was silent: no port delivered, caller times out with nothing logged. It now logs, including the error code that identifies the collision above.IDEDebugClientImplcallsregister()in itsinitblock, butDebuggerViewModel.onCleared()only unregistered fromLookup, so the defaultEventBuskept the client and through it the view model. AddeddebugClient.unregister().ShowTooltipActionwas the only one of the editor text actions declaringprivate val context; the other seven take the parameter and drop it. It did not need to keep it either - the context is read only ininit, for the label and icon, whileexecActionusesanchorView.context. Removing thevalleaves theEDITOR_TEXT_ACTIONSclearing behaviour and the language-server invariant untouched.Sibling sweeps
getSystemServiceinapp/andsubprojects/: the rest either use an application/service context or use the manager transiently without storing it.EventReceiverimplementor for register/unregister balance:EditorActivityLifecyclerObserveris balanced acrossonStart/onStop;IDEDebugClientImplwas the only unbalanced one.EDITOR_TEXT_ACTIONSactions for a storedContext: onlyShowTooltipActionhad one. Correction: an earlier revision said "all eight". The bucket has nine entries -CodeActionsMenualso declares that location, and being a Kotlinobjectit is the most exposed one, not the one to omit. It is now in the regression test, and the test's KDoc no longer claims to cover the whole bucket: the list is hand-maintained, the LSP actions nested underCodeActionsMenu.childrenat runtime are unreachable from a static list, and aContextheld by a companion object or captured by a lambda is invisible to a field-type check.CodeActionsMenuhas a different problem of its own (a process-lifetime cached icon), filed as ADFA-5420.Deliberately left alone:
IdeSetupConfigurationFragment:248re-registers the previousNetworkCallbackbefore replacing it. Dead in the normal path, sinceremoveNetworkMonitorsnulls the field inonStop, but ifunregisterNetworkCallbackever throws you get a double registration against one unregister. Confused code rather than a live leak, and out of scope here.Review by commit
Two spotless-only reformats, each standalone, because both edited files were non-conforming and the ratchet is file-level. Each behavioural commit is 1 to 8 lines.
f4bef2fe2style: reformatDebuggerViewModel, no functional change24c88a289fix theNsdManagerandEventBusleaks967739f0astyle: reformatShowTooltipAction, no functional change51aed758estopShowTooltipActionretaining the editor activityWhat this does not fix
Three things found by review after the fixes were verified, each filed rather than folded in:
JavaDebugAdapter._listenerStateholds the debug client for the life of the process, soDebuggerViewModelhas a second root that survives this PR. It only appears once a debug session has been started, which the verification loop never did. The EventBus fix here is real but does not close that path.IDEDebugClientImpl's coroutine contexts are never closed. Seven open/close cycles left seven liveBreakpointHandlerthreads, one per destroyed activity. LeakCanary watches objects, not threads, so the zero-retained result below could never have caught this; it came from reading/proc/<pid>/task.AdbMdns.restart()stops discovery and then skips restarting it, becauseregisteredis cleared from an async callback. Pre-existing, and unrelated to the context change.Verification
Seven project open/close cycles per run, reading the heap analysis from logcat each time. Each fix was verified against the loop that had just demonstrated the leak, so the zero is a real result rather than a silent instrument.
stagemerge: 7 activities watched matching 7 destructions, zero retained, zero heap dumps, noNsdManagerin any trace.There is a regression test for the
ShowTooltipActionfix: reflection over the EDITOR_TEXT_ACTIONS classes asserting none declares aContextfield. It covers the whole bucket rather than the one action that leaked, and with the fix reverted it fails as[ShowTooltipAction.context].spotlessCheckpasses and:app:testV8DebugUnitTestis green.No equivalent test for the EventBus fix: constructing
DebuggerViewModelinitialisesDebuggerState.DEFAULT, which builds a tree-viewTreeand hitsandroid.util.SparseArray, and Robolectric's sandbox does not take effect under this module'suseJUnitPlatform()setup. Recorded in ADFA-5382 rather than forced here.Not verified at 2x font scale, and no screenshots: none of these changes touch layout, strings, or any view.
The loop's blind spots, stated plainly: it never starts a debug session (so ADFA-5376's root is untested), it never opens the editor text-action popup, and LeakCanary sees only watched objects, so thread and file-descriptor growth are invisible to it (ADFA-5375 was found separately, and reproduces on both devices at 7 stranded
BreakpointHandlerthreads for 7 cycles).Both test devices run Android 13 or newer, so the pre-Android-13
resolveServicecollision this change protects against was never exercised - that property rests on the per-ContextImplservice cache, not on a measurement.Also filed from review of this PR: ADFA-5386, ADFA-5387, ADFA-5388.
One thing worth knowing for anyone else doing this
/sdcard/Download/CodeOnTheGo.lcsetsdumpHeap = falseviaLeakCanaryConfig. It was present on the test device, so LeakCanary was installed, running, and silently reporting nothing. The flag is read once at startup and cached, so clearing it needs a force-stop. Worth checking before concluding that a build has no leaks.Also filed separately:
:app:assetsDownloadDebugfetches a remote checksum for every asset on every build, before the local-checksum short-circuit, so it cannot build offline and failed twice here on read timeouts with all assets already correct on disk.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Raised in review, filed rather than fixed here
AdbMdnsyields a freshNsdManager, and on older AOSP eachNsdManagerstarted its ownHandlerThread. Measured on device (Pixel 6 Pro, Android 17): five open/close cycles with this branch installed show noNsdManagerthread at all,ConnectivityThreadconstant at 1, and a flat process total — 140/125, 129/126, 128/125, 127/124, 127. ModernNsdManagershares theConnectivityThreadlooper instead of starting one. Compare ADFA-5375, where the same/proc/<pid>/taskmethod showed a clean +1 per cycle. Caveat kept on the ticket:MIN_SDKis 28 and the older implementation is in that range, and I have no API 28-30 device (the app is arm-only, so an x86 emulator cannot run it). So this is not reproducible on Android 17, not cannot happen. It does not gate this PR.onClearedunregisters the debug client fromLookupby class rather than instance, so a stale view model can drop a live one's client. Pre-existing; the EventBus unregister added here sits on the same two lines and is correctly instance-scoped.CodeActionsMenucaches its icon from the first activity's context for the process lifetime.restart()stops discovery and then skips restarting it, becauseregisteredis only cleared from the asynconDiscoveryStoppedcallback.