Try to optimize getClientIdsOfDescendants using createSelector memoization.#40112
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| ...getClientIdsOfDescendants( state, [ descendantId ] ) | ||
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| export const getClientIdsOfDescendants = createSelector( |
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This should have been memoized anyway, I don't think that's what caused the regression though but let's see.
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What?
Follow-up to #40054, which appears to have had minimal effect on performance.
This PR attempts to optimize
getClientIdsOfDescendantsusing memoization.Why?
#39985 seems to have reduced performance a bit, and #40054 doesn't seem to have done much to counteract that.
How?
This PR wraps
getClientIdsOfDescendantsincreateSelector, which should help memoize the selector.getClientIdsWithDescendantswas already usingcreateSelector, so I think this makes sense.Testing Instructions
Check the "Performances Tests" in the PR checks to get an initial impression. If it looks promising, I guess try merging this and monitor the "Block Select" metric at http://codehealth.vercel.app/ over the next several commits in
trunk.