Just ran into this. I think it should be considered a bug.
Bash is currently holding onto 4.8 GiB of my memory, and when I try to run less or top it just states "bash: fork: Cannot allocate memory".
Running a large for-loop should not make bash hold onto this much memory for its whole session.
Just ran into this. I think it should be considered a bug.
Bash is currently holding onto 4.8 GiB of my memory, and when I try to run less or top it just states "bash: fork: Cannot allocate memory".
Running a large for-loop should not make bash hold onto this much memory for its whole session.