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I can reliably leak gigabytes of memory per minute when editing M code in the advanced editor, leading to performance degradation of UI interactions and eventually process crashes with out-of-memory errors.
The pbix file I am using is available at https://www.antifound.com/assets/aoc2022.pbix.
The data is all from Advent of Code 2022 and is therefore not sensitive.
Reproduction steps:
By following these steps, I can reliable get my PBI Desktop process up to 10GB of RAM (out of 16GB on the VM) consumed, at which point it becomes unstable and nonresponsive, either crashing with a webview2 memory error or hanging until I kill it through task manager.
Note, that you must have intellisense enabled (the default), and you must interact with intellisense completions while editing code in the advanced editor. Memory consumed by this process seems never to be freed.
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Hi @TaylorClark
Thank you for your reply, if there is any progress on this issue, I hope you can update your reply here, thanks again!
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao