Run input selectors twice, to check stability.#612
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Looks good overall. Can you make these couple tweaks?
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| const makeAnObject: (...args: unknown[]) => object = memoize( |
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✋ Should this be moved inside the NODE_ENV check?
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it could, but i think that would be worse for performance? this creates one function when the selector is created, moving it inside would make a new function every time the check runs
| makeAnObject.apply(null, params) === | ||
| makeAnObject.apply(null, paramsCopy) | ||
| if (!equal) { | ||
| // do we want to log more information about the selector? |
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💬 What happens if we reference selector.name here? Does it end up as "selector", or whatever we assigned it to?
Scratch that, it comes back as "memoized", because defaultMemoize.ts has function memoized().
Mmm... We could at least log out the original inputs and both sets of extracted values?
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arguments,
firstInputs: params,
secondInputs: paramsCopy
}open to better names 🙂
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fixes #611