Thank you for the bug report
Bug description
I'm using Emacs 29.4, built from emacsformacosx.com on Macbook M1. I'm often editing files over VPN with TRAMP. For some reason doom-modeline causes memory leak (Emacs using 80GB ram!) and eventually freezing Emacs when the network is lost/no connenction to the edited file.
I've started commenting my config until I reached doom-modeline. Commenting it, solves the issue. Uncommenting it brings it back. This is the relevant config.
(use-package doom-modeline
:ensure t
:init (doom-modeline-mode 1))
Steps to reproduce
- Turn VPN on, load a file over TRAMP(ssh) from the vpn’ed server.
- Turn off VPN.
- Close MacBook lid.
- Open MacBook lid.
- RAM usage of Emacs start increasing as hell
- MacOS marks the app as not-responding when RAM usage reaches around 79GB (apparently OS limit)
Expected behavior
Tramp fallback with no such file/connection error.
OS
MacOS
Emacs Version
29
Emacs Configurations
custom
Error callstack
I can't debug as the app freezes. The only way out. is ti kill it.
Anything else
No response
Thank you for the bug report
doom-modelinerelated packages.the command
emacs -Q.Bug description
I'm using Emacs 29.4, built from emacsformacosx.com on Macbook M1. I'm often editing files over VPN with TRAMP. For some reason doom-modeline causes memory leak (Emacs using 80GB ram!) and eventually freezing Emacs when the network is lost/no connenction to the edited file.
I've started commenting my config until I reached doom-modeline. Commenting it, solves the issue. Uncommenting it brings it back. This is the relevant config.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Tramp fallback with no such file/connection error.
OS
MacOS
Emacs Version
29
Emacs Configurations
custom
Error callstack
I can't debug as the app freezes. The only way out. is ti kill it.Anything else
No response