fix: improved memory profile for transitions/animations #12796
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Fixes #12719.
12759 previously would
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the effect on animation. I thought it wasn't necessary, but clearly it still is (I removed transitions from my example and forgot to put them back in, oops). I think we should flag this with Chromium folks as it seems odd that we need to do this – having it makes no difference in Firefox.I also noticed that the
catch
function retains the animation in Firefox. I don't think we even need it anymore, so that fixes the memory leak in Firefox. Strangely, this doesn't seem to affect Chromium.Lastly, clearing
on_finish
andon_abort
seems to help the memory profile in Firefox and Chromium. Given we do it indeactivate
, it makes sense to do inabort
too.