Nick Crast

I am running into the same issue currently. I added a getter to grab the RFPOWER and it's always 0 no matter what I do. Any ideas anyone?

@SteelPhase did you ever solve this? I know previously I have gotten this to work just fine in Linux remote OS configurations. I'm struggling a bit with this on my...

Lol I was just about to come in and post something similar! ``` if [[ ! -z VSCODE_IPC_HOOK_CLI ]]; then for i in $(ls ~/.vscode-server/bin); do export PATH=$HOME/.vscode-server/bin/$i/bin:$PATH done fi...

Interesting. I will start to investigate this a bit too. Maybe using `splice` instead of `slice` would avoid some of the extra allocations.

It's probably just the PR that introduced the TimelineSegmentIndex -- #5061. Not 100% sure but that was a large change and I'd imagine if there was a memory issue with...

I think I've found one of the issues -- the `initSegmentReference` sticks around forever. When all references have been evicted from the `TimelineSegmentIndex`, we should be freeing everything we can...

Hi! I will push at some point this week. I want to do some long running tests here myself so I'm confident in the fix myself before I push anything....

It cannot be released in the `release` method, as the init segment reference can only be released once it's guaranteed that the SegmentIndex has evicted all of its entries. The...

Interesting. From what I can tell, the eviction logic in the TimelineSegmentIndex seems to work pretty much the same way as the eviction logic in the base SegmentIndex, plus it...

Some more interesting info! Here is a comparison of my fork of v3.3.10 on the left and current shaka main on the right. Both contain the Timeline Segment Index, but...