fix(android): Memory leak from lifecycleObserver mapView reference#98
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Fixes a memory leak caused by mapView reference kept by lifecycleObserver
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There's a memory leak caused by lifecycleObserver apparently because if keeps a reference of mapView. Nullifying lifecycleObserver fixed it for me.
The memory leak can be observed by putting GoogleMapsView on a stack or a modal and then closing and navigating to it multiple times. The easiest way to reproduce it is to render GoogleMapsView on a flatlist a few hundred times and to scroll back and forth causing an out of memory crash.