Hmm. If I use return at the bottom of a thread, does it empty the thread's message pool?

It seems that if I call :wait() on the finished thread and then :start() directly after, it restarts the thread rather than cleaning it up. Is this intended behavior?

bartbes wrote:You need to wait on it for it to get cleaned up.

Alright, thanks for clearing that up. It wasn't exactly clear in the wiki

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