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By observing //class count// in the script profiler UI, returning a newly created instance of a class and invoking a method returning that instance in the same return statement causes a memory leak. Same behaviour has been observed for both managed and non-managed classes.

By observing //class count// in the script profiler UI, in a static function, returning a newly created instance of a class and invoking a method returning that instance in the same return statement causes a memory leak. Same behaviour has been observed for both managed and non-managed classes.

By observing //class count// in the script profiler UI, in a static function, returning a newly created instance of a class and invoking a method returning that instance in the same return statement causes a memory leak. Same behaviour has been observed for both managed and non-managed classes.