# Looks like some Objective C class bits are leaked, which is probably OK since
# those are singletons.
leak:realizeClassWithoutSwift
leak:objc_initializeClassPair_internal

# TODO: Under [NSManagedObjectContext executeFetchRequest] there are managed object bits that seem to be leaky.
leak:class_addMethod
leak:class_addIvar

# TODO: Leaks of blocks from dispatch source handlers that need to be investigated.
leak:_Block_copy

# TODO: OpenSSL random byte generation creates some sort of pools that we seem to never clean up.  This seems to be happening a _lot_.
leak:drbg_ctr_init
leak:rand_pool_new
leak:RAND_priv_bytes
leak:drbg_bytes

# TODO: OpenSSL ERR_get_state seems to leak.
leak:ERR_get_state

# TODO: BLE initialization allocates some UUIDs and strings that seem to leak.
leak:[BleConnection initWithDiscriminator:]
leak:[CBXpcConnection initWithDelegate:queue:options:sessionType:]

# TODO: ClusterBase::SubscribeAttribute creates a subscription that cannot
# actually be shut down in any way.
leak:ClusterBase::SubscribeAttribute

# TODO: Figure out how we are managing to leak NSData while using ARC!
leak:[CHIPToolKeypair signMessageECDSA_RAW:]

# TODO: Figure out how we are managing to leak NSData while using ARC, though
# this may just be a leak deep inside the CFPreferences stuff somewhere.
leak:[CHIPToolPersistentStorageDelegate storageDataForKey:]