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Milian Wolff authored
But really, this is just a stop-gap measure to prevent LSAN reports in the unit test. We still basically leak the deleted breakpoints until we destroy the model, so nothing really is won here. But it seems like the whole ownership and lifetime tracking of breakpoints is utterly broken. Note how we store e.g. raw pointers in the breakpoint controller and don't seem to clean those up ever properly either...
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