Guillaume Ayoub

Hi! Thanks for your example. > If we remove _everything_ from the report template, leaving just `Test` (filesize 863b), each generation increases the memory RSS by about 1.3mb. Then this...

You can try to use the same code without using a web framework, so that we can find whether it’s related to WeasyPrint or to something else.

Thanks a lot for your detailed report. Unfortunately, your script doesn’t show that there’s a memory leak problem. Python’s memory management is highly unpredictable, you can’t detect memory leaks only...

> Has anyone able to solve this without using subprocess as I'm serving the write_pdf directly to the user without storing the file? Unfortunately, there’s no evidence that there’s a...

> Is this still an issue? I tested `overflow-wrap: break-word` on a couple documents I have where some long URLs would overflow in a column layout, and it worked quite...

> Hi!, I'm interested in supporting this issue, is there a `get involved` guide for code, test, and building? Hi! You can read the [contribute](https://doc.courtbouillon.org/weasyprint/stable/contribute.html) page of the documentation. To...

A pull request has been opened: #2121. If you’re interested in Grid, it’s time to test and give us some feedback!

Hi @vaughnkoch, If you don’t care too much about performance and just want to use WeasyPrint as a binary, you can try to test [this binary](https://github.com/Kozea/WeasyPrint/actions/runs/5961299741) (⚠️ that’s not officially...

That’s pretty much what’s proposed in [the documentation](https://doc.courtbouillon.org/weasyprint/stable/first_steps.html#debian-11). Installing GTK is only recommended for Windows.

> To me, this really looks like a regression You’re right, it’s a regression of version 53. That’s exactly what I wrote in my first comment. :smile: > there doesn't...