Fix unbound memory usage growth when using prompt() function #63
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…nction Using the prompt() function from prompt_toolkit.shortcuts led to unbounded memory growth. We now create a PromptSession() instance and use its prompt() method which takes the same arguments as the the former prompt() function.
Uses PromptSession() class from prompt_toolkit instead of prompt() fu…
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Even the simplest example from the README.rst leads to unbound memory usage growth in my environment.
Instead of using the prompt() function from prompt_toolkit.shortcuts, I propose to use the prompt() method from the PromptSession() class.