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WIP: try caching component variables in theme#1982
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jurokapsiar wants to merge 1 commit intoperf/custom-toolbar-perffrom
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WIP: try caching component variables in theme#1982jurokapsiar wants to merge 1 commit intoperf/custom-toolbar-perffrom
jurokapsiar wants to merge 1 commit intoperf/custom-toolbar-perffrom
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| const originalSource = partStyle | ||
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| partStylesPrepared[partName] = styleParam => { | ||
| return _.merge(callable(originalTarget)(styleParam), callable(originalSource)(styleParam)) |
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this is causing some merging of styles with null, creating unnecessary instances. the perf improvement on the custom toolbar was around 5%
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done in #2041 |
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Looks like a lot of time is spent just by evaluating variables in each render. Can we instead cache the resolved component variables in the theme, only evaluate props.variables during render and deep merge them?