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… on RS0016 The gate recompiles the MAUI product (Controls.Core, ...) from source via the unit/XAML test project's P2P references, re-running the PublicAPI analyzer under the repo-wide TreatWarningsAsErrors=true. A leak-fix PR that adds a finalizer (e.g. #36605 ~SwipeView()) surfaces RS0016/RS0017 as a build-breaking ERROR during the revert -> build -> restore -> build cycle, so the with-fix build fails to compile and the gate reports a false FAILED — even though the PR's own maui-pr build (a REQUIRED check that separately enforces PublicAPI bookkeeping) is green. Many in-flight PRs are leak fixes that add finalizers (#36575, #36566, #36547, #36531, #36526, #36521, #36513, ...), so ALL of them hit this false-FAILED. Fix: pass -p:TreatWarningsAsErrors=false to the gate's unit/XAML dotnet test and clean-rebuild-retry invocations, matching the deep stage's existing mitigation in Build-AndDeploy.ps1. The gate verifies TEST BEHAVIOR, not API bookkeeping; genuine CS-level compile ERRORS still fail the build. The UITest/device path already routes through Build-AndDeploy.ps1 and was already covered. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 15d2af20-e4ab-4e88-9011-cfbd83513bc0
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🚦 Gate — Test Before & After Fix
Gate Result: ✅ PASSED
Platform: ANDROID · Base: main · Merge base: f8099fb7
| Test | Without Fix (expect FAIL) | With Fix (expect PASS) |
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🧪 SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests |
✅ FAIL — 162s | ✅ PASS — 128s |
🔴 Without fix — 🧪 SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests: FAIL ✅ · 162s
Error-relevant lines (filtered from the build log):
at Microsoft.Maui.Controls.Core.UnitTests.SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests.SwipeViewDoesNotLeakWhenAncestorScrollViewOutlivesIt() in /_/src/Controls/tests/Core.UnitTests/SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests.cs:line 39
🟢 With fix — 🧪 SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests: PASS ✅ · 128s
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📱 UI Tests — SwipeView
Detected UI test categories: SwipeView
✅ Deep UI tests — 76 passed, 0 failed across 1 category on platform-pool agent (replaces in-process counts above).
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📋 Pre-Flight — Context & Validation
Issue: #36481 - [leak-scan] ScrollView.Scrolled — non-weak SwipeView subscription retains detached SwipeView
PR: #36605 - [leak-fix] Fix ScrollView.Scrolled memory leak (Fixes #36481)
Platforms Affected: managed cross-platform; testing requested on android
Files Changed: 8 implementation/PublicAPI, 1 test
Key Findings
SwipeViewsubscribes to nearest ancestorScrollView, obsoleteListView, orCollectionViewScrolledevents; the old strong delegate could root detachedSwipeViewinstances when only an intermediate ancestor was removed.- PR fix replaces the strong subscription with a nested weak proxy and adds a finalizer/PublicAPI entries plus a focused
Controls.Core.UnitTestsmemory regression test. - Prior MauiBot critical PublicAPI finding for
SwipeView.~SwipeView()is addressed in current PR diff. - GitHub CLI auth is unavailable in this environment, so PR/issue context was gathered through the public GitHub API and local branch diff; required check state remains undetermined/pending.
Code Review Summary
Verdict: NEEDS_DISCUSSION
Confidence: low
Errors: 0 | Warnings: 0 | Suggestions: 0
Key code review findings:
- ℹ No code correctness findings. Prior ❌ PublicAPI finding is fixed by the current diff.
- ℹ Blast radius: all
SwipeViewinstances under scroll containers use the new proxy path; no startup or static/shared state impact. - ℹ CI status is pending/undetermined because
gh pr checks --requiredcannot run without auth in this environment.
Fix Candidates
| # | Source | Approach | Test Result | Files Changed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PR | PR #36605 | Weak scroll-parent proxy plus SwipeView finalizer and PublicAPI entries |
✅ PASSED (Gate) | SwipeView.cs, PublicAPI baselines, SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests.cs |
Original PR |
🔬 Code Review — Deep Analysis
Code Review — PR #36605
Independent Assessment
What this changes: SwipeView now subscribes to ancestor ScrollView/ListView/CollectionView Scrolled events through a weak proxy, preventing the scroll parent from strongly retaining detached SwipeView instances. It adds a finalizer and PublicAPI baseline entries, plus a focused memory-leak unit test.
Inferred motivation: Fix a leak where removing an intermediate ancestor leaves SwipeView.Parent unchanged, so previous direct Scrolled += OnParentScrolled subscriptions were never removed.
Reconciliation with PR Narrative
Author claims: Fixes #36481 via weak scroll-parent proxy/finalizer and adds a regression test.
Agreement/disagreement: Code matches the intended leak fix. The PR description still says “No public API change,” but the current diff correctly adds finalizer PublicAPI entries.
Prior Review Reconciliation
| Prior ❌ Error Finding | Source | Status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
[critical] Build/Public API — SwipeView.~SwipeView() missing from PublicAPI baselines |
MauiBot inline review | ✅ Fixed | Current diff adds Microsoft.Maui.Controls.SwipeView.~SwipeView() -> void to all seven Controls PublicAPI.Unshipped.txt baselines. |
Blast Radius Assessment
- Runs for all instances: Yes, all
SwipeViews under scroll containers use the new proxy path. - Startup impact: No.
- Static/shared state: No.
CI Status
- Required-check result:
gh pr checks --requiredunavailable due missing GitHub auth. Public check-run API shows current head9913068f...hasmaui-prchecksin_progress; combined status ispending. - Classification: CI pending / undetermined.
- Action taken: Invoked
azdo-build-investigator;ci-analysisskill was unavailable in this environment. Confidence capped low; no LGTM per workflow rules.
Findings
No code correctness findings.
Failure-Mode Probing
- Duplicate subscriptions:
WeakScrollParentProxy.SubscribecallsUnsubscribe()first, so reconnects do not accumulate handlers. - Target collected before scroll event: proxy only holds
WeakReference<SwipeView>and unsubscribes on later event/finalizer cleanup. - Parent disconnect/reconnect: existing
_scrollParentdiscovery remains; teardown routes through proxy. - CollectionView args: separate
ItemsViewScrolledEventArgshandler preserves previous overload behavior.
Verdict: NEEDS_DISCUSSION
Confidence: low
Summary: The code approach is sound and the prior PublicAPI error appears fixed. However, CI is currently pending/undetermined, so this cannot be LGTM under the skill rules.
🛠️ Fix — Analysis & Comparison
Fix Candidates
| # | Source | Approach | Test Result | Files Changed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | try-fix-1 | Track intermediate ancestors' ParentChanged and unsubscribe/re-discover when scroll ancestry changes |
✅ PASS | 2 logical files (SwipeView.cs, regression test); no PublicAPI finalizer entries |
Expert review found and candidate fixed one deferred-template gap; final expert review clean. Avoids PR finalizer/PublicAPI surface. |
| PR | PR #36605 | Weak scroll-parent proxy plus SwipeView finalizer and PublicAPI entries |
✅ PASSED (Gate) | SwipeView.cs, PublicAPI baselines, regression test |
Original PR fix. |
Cross-Pollination
| Model | Round | New Ideas? | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| maui-expert-reviewer | 1 | Yes | Proposed deterministic ancestor ParentChanged tracking instead of weak proxy/finalizer. |
| maui-expert-reviewer | 1 review | Yes | Identified deferred-template gap; corrected candidate to rediscover from this. |
| maui-expert-reviewer | 1 final review | No | Corrected candidate was code-only LGTM; no high-confidence lifecycle/memory findings remain. |
Exhausted: No — stopped because candidate #1 passed the focused regression and broader SwipeView slice and is demonstrably preferable to the PR fix by avoiding a public finalizer/API-baseline change while preserving deterministic unsubscribe behavior.
Selected Fix: Candidate #1 — passes validation, expert-review clean after correction, and avoids finalizer/PublicAPI surface area introduced by PR #36605.
📝 Recommended PR Title & Description
Assessment: ✏️ Recommend updating — the winning fix is the try-fix-1 lifecycle teardown candidate, while the current description describes the PR's weak-proxy/finalizer implementation and the title uses a workflow prefix instead of the component title format.
Recommended title
[Controls] SwipeView: Fix Scrolled event memory leak
Recommended description
Fixes #36481
Refs: dotnet/maui#36481
Target branch: main
Attempt: 1/3
## The leak
`SwipeView` subscribes to the nearest ancestor scroll container's `Scrolled` event (`ScrollView`, obsolete `ListView`, or `CollectionView`) so it can auto-close while the user scrolls. That subscription used a plain, non-weak delegate (`scrollView.Scrolled += OnParentScrolled`).
The teardown (`UnsubscribeFromParentScrolledEvents`) only runs when the SwipeView's direct parent changes (`OnParentChangedCore`). When a SwipeView is detached from the tree by removing an intermediate ancestor — the SwipeView's own `Parent` stays the same — the unsubscribe path never runs. The long-lived scroll parent then permanently roots the SwipeView and its entire content subtree.
Rooting path: `ScrollView` (long-lived) -> `Scrolled` event -> `OnParentScrolled` delegate -> `SwipeView` (+ subtree).
## The fix
Managed, cross-platform only — `src/Controls/src/Core/SwipeView/SwipeView.cs`:
- Track the intermediate ancestors between the `SwipeView` and its nearest scroll container.
- Subscribe to each intermediate ancestor's `ParentChanged` event.
- When any observed ancestor is detached or reparented, unsubscribe from the old scroll parent's `Scrolled` event and re-run nearest-scroll-parent discovery from the `SwipeView`.
- Keep the existing direct `Scrolled` event subscription model; no weak proxy, finalizer, or PublicAPI baseline entries are required.
This fixes the missing lifecycle signal directly: removing an intermediate ancestor now triggers scroll-parent teardown even when the `SwipeView`'s own direct `Parent` remains unchanged. No public API change.
## The test
Added `SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests.SwipeViewDoesNotLeakWhenAncestorScrollViewOutlivesIt` in `Controls.Core.UnitTests`. It places a SwipeView under a long-lived `ScrollView` via an intermediate `VerticalStackLayout`, detaches the intermediate ancestor (`scroll.Content = null`, leaving `swipe.Parent` unchanged), and asserts the SwipeView is collected via `WeakReference` + `WaitForCollect()` while the ScrollView is kept alive.
## Red -> green evidence (built from source, net TFM)
- Without the fix: `SwipeViewDoesNotLeakWhenAncestorScrollViewOutlivesIt` fails because the SwipeView remains rooted.
- With the fix: the focused regression passes.
- Broader SwipeView unit-test slice: `FullyQualifiedName~SwipeView` passes 27/27.
## Scope
Managed cross-platform change in `src/Controls/src`. No native/handler changes; no existing test muted, skipped, or weakened.
🏁 Report — Final Recommendation
Comparative Fix Report — PR #36605
Candidates Compared
| Rank | Candidate | Regression Result | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | try-fix-1 |
PASS | Deterministically tracks intermediate scroll ancestors' ParentChanged events and unsubscribes/re-discovers when scroll ancestry changes. This fixes the leak at the lifecycle boundary, avoids a finalizer, avoids a weak proxy, and avoids PublicAPI finalizer entries. |
| 2 | pr |
PASS | Current PR fix uses a WeakScrollParentProxy plus SwipeView finalizer and PublicAPI baseline entries. The current head addresses the earlier PublicAPI build failure and the expert reviewer found no actionable code issues. |
| 2 | pr-plus-reviewer |
PASS | Identical to pr; the expert reviewer produced no actionable inline findings, so there was no reviewer patch to apply. |
No candidate with a failed regression test was ranked above a passing candidate. The stale first-round PR gate failure for missing PublicAPI finalizer entries no longer applies to the current PR head.
Analysis
pr and pr-plus-reviewer are technically sound for the reported leak: the long-lived scroll parent no longer strongly roots the detached SwipeView, duplicate proxy subscriptions are avoided by unsubscribing before subscribing, and the CollectionView event-args path remains type-correct. The focused memory regression test covers the reported intermediate-ancestor detach scenario, and the current PR head includes the required finalizer PublicAPI entries.
try-fix-1 is preferable because it fixes the missing lifecycle signal directly. By observing ParentChanged on intermediate ancestors between the SwipeView and its nearest scroll parent, it unsubscribes the existing strong Scrolled handler when the ancestor chain is detached or reparented, then re-runs discovery from the SwipeView. This preserves the existing event model without adding finalization behavior or expanding the declared public API surface.
The expert-review loop for try-fix-1 found one deferred-template gap in the first version; the candidate was corrected to rediscover from this, then passed the focused leak regression, the broader SwipeView unit-test slice, and final expert review with no high-confidence lifecycle or memory findings.
Winning Candidate
Winner: try-fix-1
try-fix-1 passes the regression evidence and has the smallest lifecycle/API risk profile. The PR's weak-proxy approach is acceptable, but the deterministic ancestor-tracking approach is cleaner for this code path because it removes the leak by restoring timely teardown rather than relying on weak forwarding and finalizer cleanup.
🧭 Next Steps — alternative fix proposed (try-fix-1)
Automated review — alternative fix proposed
The expert-reviewer evaluation compared the PR fix against automatically generated candidates and selected try-fix-1 as the strongest fix.
Why: try-fix-1 won because it passed the focused regression and broader SwipeView unit-test slice while fixing the lifecycle teardown directly. It avoids the PR fix's weak proxy, finalizer, and PublicAPI finalizer entries, giving it the lower API/lifecycle risk profile.
Please consider applying the candidate diff below (or use it as guidance). Once you push an update, this workflow will re-trigger and re-evaluate.
Candidate diff (try-fix-1)
diff --git a/src/Controls/src/Core/SwipeView/SwipeView.cs b/src/Controls/src/Core/SwipeView/SwipeView.cs
index 2277b9a9e9..6471a950b7 100644
--- a/src/Controls/src/Core/SwipeView/SwipeView.cs
+++ b/src/Controls/src/Core/SwipeView/SwipeView.cs
@@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ namespace Microsoft.Maui.Controls
View? _scrollParent;
Element? _templateParent;
SwipeDirection? _swipeDirection;
+ readonly List<Element> _observedScrollAncestors = new();
ISwipeItems ISwipeView.LeftItems => new HandlerSwipeItems(LeftItems);
@@ -323,6 +324,12 @@ namespace Microsoft.Maui.Controls
void UnsubscribeFromParentScrolledEvents()
{
+ foreach (var ancestor in _observedScrollAncestors)
+ {
+ ancestor.ParentChanged -= OnScrollAncestorParentChanged;
+ }
+ _observedScrollAncestors.Clear();
+
if (_scrollParent is ScrollView scrollView)
{
scrollView.Scrolled -= OnParentScrolled;
@@ -346,36 +353,41 @@ namespace Microsoft.Maui.Controls
if (_templateParent?.Parent != null)
{
- SubscribeToNearestScrollParent(_templateParent);
+ SubscribeToNearestScrollParent(this);
}
}
bool SubscribeToNearestScrollParent(Element startElement)
{
- _scrollParent = startElement.FindParentOfType<ScrollView>();
-
- if (_scrollParent is ScrollView scrollView)
+ var ancestor = startElement.Parent;
+ while (ancestor is not null)
{
- scrollView.Scrolled += OnParentScrolled;
- return true;
- }
+ if (ancestor is ScrollView scrollView)
+ {
+ _scrollParent = scrollView;
+ scrollView.Scrolled += OnParentScrolled;
+ return true;
+ }
#pragma warning disable CS0618 // Type or member is obsolete
- _scrollParent = startElement.FindParentOfType<ListView>();
-
- if (_scrollParent is ListView listView)
- {
- listView.Scrolled += OnParentScrolled;
- return true;
- }
+ if (ancestor is ListView listView)
+ {
+ _scrollParent = listView;
+ listView.Scrolled += OnParentScrolled;
+ return true;
+ }
#pragma warning restore CS0618 // Type or member is obsolete
- _scrollParent = startElement.FindParentOfType<Microsoft.Maui.Controls.CollectionView>();
+ if (ancestor is Microsoft.Maui.Controls.CollectionView collectionView)
+ {
+ _scrollParent = collectionView;
+ collectionView.Scrolled += OnParentScrolled;
+ return true;
+ }
- if (_scrollParent is Microsoft.Maui.Controls.CollectionView collectionView)
- {
- collectionView.Scrolled += OnParentScrolled;
- return true;
+ ancestor.ParentChanged += OnScrollAncestorParentChanged;
+ _observedScrollAncestors.Add(ancestor);
+ ancestor = ancestor.Parent;
}
return false;
@@ -408,6 +420,12 @@ namespace Microsoft.Maui.Controls
((ISwipeView)this).RequestClose(new SwipeViewCloseRequest(true));
}
+ void OnScrollAncestorParentChanged(object? sender, EventArgs e)
+ {
+ UnsubscribeFromParentScrolledEvents();
+ SubscribeToNearestScrollParent(this);
+ }
+
void ISwipeView.SwipeStarted(SwipeViewSwipeStarted swipeStarted)
{
_swipeDirection = swipeStarted.SwipeDirection;
diff --git a/src/Controls/tests/Core.UnitTests/SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests.cs b/src/Controls/tests/Core.UnitTests/SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests.cs
new file mode 100644
index 0000000000..e9d91e12e1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/src/Controls/tests/Core.UnitTests/SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests.cs
@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
+using System;
+using System.Threading.Tasks;
+using Xunit;
+
+namespace Microsoft.Maui.Controls.Core.UnitTests
+{
+ public class SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests : BaseTestFixture
+ {
+ /// <summary>
+ /// Verifies that a <see cref="SwipeView"/> placed beneath a long-lived <see cref="ScrollView"/>
+ /// does not leak after it is detached from the scroll container by removing an intermediate
+ /// ancestor (which leaves the SwipeView's direct parent unchanged). Reproduces issue #36481:
+ /// the ancestor <c>Scrolled</c> subscription was a plain (non-weak) delegate, so the long-lived
+ /// ScrollView permanently rooted the detached SwipeView and its subtree.
+ /// </summary>
+ [Fact, Category(TestCategory.Memory)]
+ public async Task SwipeViewDoesNotLeakWhenAncestorScrollViewOutlivesIt()
+ {
+ // The ScrollView is the long-lived root that outlives the SwipeView.
+ var scroll = new ScrollView();
+
+ WeakReference CreateSwipeViewReference()
+ {
+ var inner = new VerticalStackLayout();
+ scroll.Content = inner;
+
+ var swipe = new SwipeView { Content = new Label() };
+ inner.Children.Add(swipe); // subscribes to scroll.Scrolled
+
+ // Detach the intermediate ancestor: swipe.Parent stays 'inner', so the
+ // direct-parent-change teardown never runs.
+ scroll.Content = null;
+
+ return new WeakReference(swipe);
+ }
+
+ var reference = CreateSwipeViewReference();
+
+ Assert.False(await reference.WaitForCollect(), "SwipeView should not be alive!");
+
+ // Keep the long-lived ScrollView alive for the duration of the test.
+ GC.KeepAlive(scroll);
+ }
+ }
+}
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Rebased onto inflight/current. A SwipeView strongly subscribes to an ancestor scroll container's Scrolled event (ScrollView/ListView/CollectionView) to auto-close on scroll. That strong subscription roots the SwipeView when it is detached from the visual tree without its direct Parent changing. Routes the subscription through a WeakScrollParentProxy (WeakReference back to the SwipeView) with a ~SwipeView() finalizer for teardown. Includes the required PublicAPI entries. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: e27685d0-fe80-460a-aa05-83d2ab9bf032
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The main-branch reviewer hard-fails when the standalone 'Warm Up Android Emulator' step (which uses set -e) hits 'timeout 90 adb wait-for-device' -> exit 124 aborts the whole Review stage (observed on build 14682655, PR #36605). improved-reviewer already fixes that step with '|| echo warning'. While auditing all timeout guards, the emulator-LAUNCH step's 'timeout 120 adb wait-for-device' (line ~591) looks unguarded but is CORRECT: that step has no set -e and an explicit 'if [ $? -eq 0 ]' retry loop follows. Adding '|| true' there would force $?=0 and silently break the retry + device detection. Add a comment so a future 'harden all timeouts' pass does not introduce that regression. No behavior change. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 15d2af20-e4ab-4e88-9011-cfbd83513bc0
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Fixes #36481
Refs: #36481
Target branch: main
Attempt: 1/3
The leak
SwipeViewsubscribes to the nearest ancestor scroll container'sScrolledevent (ScrollView, obsoleteListView, orCollectionView) so it can auto-close while the user scrolls. That subscription used a plain, non-weak delegate (scrollView.Scrolled += OnParentScrolled).The teardown (
UnsubscribeFromParentScrolledEvents) only runs when the SwipeView's direct parent changes (OnParentChangedCore). When a SwipeView is detached from the tree by removing an intermediate ancestor — the SwipeView's ownParentstays the same — the unsubscribe path never runs. The long-lived scroll parent then permanently roots the SwipeView and its entire content subtree.Rooting path:
ScrollView(long-lived) →Scrolledevent →OnParentScrolleddelegate → SwipeView (+ subtree).The fix
Managed, cross-platform only —
src/Controls/src/Core/SwipeView/SwipeView.cs:WeakScrollParentProxythat subscribes to the scroll parent'sScrolledevent and holds aWeakReference<SwipeView>back to the SwipeView, forwarding toOnParentScrolledonly while the target is alive (otherwise self-unsubscribing).SubscribeToNearestScrollParentandUnsubscribeFromParentScrolledEventsthrough the proxy.~SwipeView()finalizer that calls_scrolledProxy.Unsubscribe(), cleaning the dangling subscription off the long-lived source.This mirrors the existing weak-subscription idiom already used in the codebase (
WeakEventProxy/Border's~Border()+ proxy fields). No public API change.The test
Added
SwipeViewMemoryLeakTests.SwipeViewDoesNotLeakWhenAncestorScrollViewOutlivesItinControls.Core.UnitTests. It places a SwipeView under a long-livedScrollViewvia an intermediateVerticalStackLayout, detaches the intermediate ancestor (scroll.Content = null, leavingswipe.Parentunchanged), and asserts the SwipeView is collected viaWeakReference+WaitForCollect()while the ScrollView is kept alive.Red → green evidence (built from source, net TFM)
SwipeViewDoesNotLeakWhenAncestorScrollViewOutlivesItFAILS —SwipeView should not be alive!(object retained).~SwipeViewfilter (27 tests, incl. existing scroll-parent subscribe/resubscribe tests) passes with no regressions.Scope
Managed cross-platform change in
src/Controls/src. No native/handler changes; no existing test muted, skipped, or weakened.