Hi,
> I tried with multiple numbers - 100, 50, 10.
> No luck, none of them helped.
strange.
> As I had mentioned in my earlier posts, this issue is only seen when the
> number of packages passed is too high. In both the cases for me, the meta
> package being installed was xserver-xorg which led to installation of 41
> packages.
> If I lower down the number of packages, thing will work.
>
> So maybe you could try to look into ways to cut down one shot execution of
> Parsing all packages. If the number of packages passed is too high (say
> packages > 15), process them in order.
>
> I think this should be the cause because lower number of packages passed
> doesn't create trouble for apt-listbug on other platforms.
This will be absurdly slow.
Can you actually look at the memory consumption to verify that it's
really a problem?
It could be ruby Garbage Collector being broken on those arches.
> # process each bug number and get contents, in bach of ParseStep
> BTW, I couldn't make out the meaning of this comment. Are you talking
> about "batch" or "back" ?
batch.
regards,
junichi
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