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Remove MemoryMonitor.py and test #56
Remove MemoryMonitor.py and test #56
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closes #54 |
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@bbean23, thank you for these changes. In general, everything looks great. I do not understand what's causing the bug and need to before attempting to review a fix.
Do you have time to determine the cause of the bug with me today?
Should the test be disabled until the bug is resolved so that others can proceed with their PRs?
@e10harvey's reasoning makes sense. Understanding the problem well before fixing makes sense to me. I'm on board with skipping in the meantime. |
…e collection issues
…uld probably be with a third party tool like "top"
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As determined during our call today, the MemoryMonitor class has been removed, to be replaced with a third party tool like "top" on an as-needed basis. @e10harvey @braden6521 would one of you mind approving? Thanks! |
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Feel free to Merge! Thanks for doing this!
talked in person, resolved w/ "removal" instead of change
This has somehow fixed #54. I'm not entirely sure what the issue was. My guess is that this fixes it because this reduces the possible interaction surface area between the garbage collector and the multiprocessing queue.