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fix(cdk/collections): recycle repeater strategy retaining references to destroyed views #21744
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…to destroyed views When the `_RecycleViewRepeaterStrategy` is destroyed, it destroys all views in its cache, but it still retains references to them. These changes clear the references and do some minor internal cleanup.
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LGTM
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LGTM
I noticed this while looking into #21742, but I doubt that it'll fix it. There's no good way of unit testing it without accessing private members. |
…to destroyed views (angular#21744) When the `_RecycleViewRepeaterStrategy` is destroyed, it destroys all views in its cache, but it still retains references to them. These changes clear the references and do some minor internal cleanup.
…to destroyed views (angular#21744) When the `_RecycleViewRepeaterStrategy` is destroyed, it destroys all views in its cache, but it still retains references to them. These changes clear the references and do some minor internal cleanup.
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When the
_RecycleViewRepeaterStrategy
is destroyed, it destroys all views in its cache, but it still retains references to them. These changes clear the references and do some minor internal cleanup.