Leaks being detected when using Unity 6000.3.2f1

[Raidevv0]

(Unity 6000.3.2f1)
I've used JigglePhyics in a scene which uses the Universal Render Pipeline, and had no problems.
But, when using a Unity scene (even an empty one) that uses HDRP, Unity detects a leak

Leak Detected : Persistent allocates 17 individual allocations. To find out more please enable 'Preferences > Jobs > Leak Detection Level > Enabled With Stack Trace' and reproduce the leak again.

Leak Detected : TransformAccessArray allocates 8 individual allocations. To find out more please enable 'Preferences > Jobs > Leak Detection Level > Enabled With Stack Trace' and reproduce the leak again.

Keep in mind that this only seems to happen when I enter play mode, exit out of play mode, then enter again.
Also here is what i get with Stack Trace:

[Raidevv0]

UPDATE: After hours of playing around with the scripts, I think I've fixed the issue as I am no longer getting any warnings in the console.

I'm not sure how comfortable I am with my solution since I've never really familiarized myself with this project too much, but my solution seems to be working at least... so if anyone is facing the same issue I had, I i could post the code on my GitHub page or something until an official fix is made.

[naelstrof]

Would love if you shared your solution, a pull request would be best if you want to show as a contributor!

[Raidevv0]

Hii Naelstrof. Okayyy so after some more testing, turns out this isn't only specific to HDRP, this does also occur in URP.
The reason I thought it was only specific to HDRP is because, Unity never detected any leaks while I was using the included Example Project (which uses URP).

I was really confused why this never happened in the Example Project, turns out, the Example project had the "When entering Play Mode" setting set to "Do not reload Domain or Scene".
By default, unity sets this option to "Reload Domain and Scene"

This option is located in
Edit > Project Settings > Editor > Enter Play Mode Settings

When I switched to "do no reload domain or scene" in my other projects, unity stopped detecting leaks.
Now I don't think this will actually prevent leaks (??) this may just be an editor thing...

Another really weird thing I found is that, some of the example scenes don't have this problem... I really don't know why... I even tried importing some of the scenes into my own project but somehow still got leaks being detected.

I do believe that the leaks are coming from these 2 scripts:

• JigglePhysics.cs
• JiggleMemoryBus.cs

I'm very confused about why this is happening... or why no one else has reported on this issue, am I the only one getting it? Also my edited version of those 2 scripts only fixed this issue inside the editor, i have no idea if a leak can happen in a real build or not... I did notice that having a JiggleUpdate script somewhere in the scene can sometimes (not always) prevent leaks from occurring.

[naelstrof]

Thank you for your report! I've found that the leaks are caused by having Domain Reloading enabled in the editor settings. We don't develop with it enabled so we never noticed. If you want the leaks fixed now you can disable Domain Reloading.

I'll fix it at some point, but these leaks are fairly harmless since they only occur in Editor.