stop sending State in view preallocation on Android #44954
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#44954 changelog: [internal] state object is usually invalid when first constructed and with view preallocation, it remains unused. This is unnecessary work that we can avoid by simply not sending state through jni during view preallocation. Reviewed By: alanleedev Differential Revision: D58529357
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Summary:
changelog: [internal]
state object is usually invalid when first constructed and with view preallocation, it remains unused. This is unnecessary work that we can avoid by simply not sending state through jni during view preallocation.
Differential Revision: D58529357