Invoker deactivation should be destroyed in ReferenceConfig#5858
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My program as a
consumergets the Invoker by dynamically calling theReferenceConfig.getmethod. If theproviderrestarts frequently in a short period of time, my program memory will continue to grow.The problem occurs when the
ReferenceConfig.createProxymethod is abnormal and theinvoker.destroymethod is not executed to destroy resources and cause a memory leak.