Adding x:Shared="False" to MahApps.TextBox.ContextMenu#3990
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Describe the changes you have made to improve this project
Added
x:Shared="False"to the context menu (cut/copy/paste), used for all text-box controls.Unit test
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Additional context
There seems to be a lot of confusion about the sharing of context menus on the internet:
My guess is that it probably has to do with something in the style- as it the leak doesn't grow up in instances, it's one per control type (I think).
Either that or it's the shared RoutedCommands (can there be a problem with those being shared!?)
If anyone understands the root cause here, I'd be curious to know..
Closed Issues
Closes #3989