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This pull request introduces a significant performance improvement by refactoring the element event triggering mechanism to a batched approach, similar to MutationObserver. The changes are well-implemented across the core services and plugins. The addition of new benchmarks is also a great way to validate the performance gains. I've found a few minor issues in the new test files that could be addressed to improve code quality.
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The results include execution duration and memory usage metrics. * feat(benchmark): enhance i18n support for failure rate display - Add new translation key 'highestFailureRate' for displaying failure rate in both English and Chinese - Refactor failure rate display to use i18n template - Improve code formatting in PerformanceChart component - Fix whitespace and indentation issues in TestRunner * chore: remove other file * feat: Add native pan and zoom demo (#1994) * feat: add native pan and zoom demo Adds a new demo under `__tests__/demos/camera/` that showcases how to implement panning and zooming on the canvas using native DOM events. This is in response to the user request to add such a demo. An issue in the execution environment prevented the test suite from being run. A `commitlint` hook blocked all commands, including `pnpm test`. 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#2001
💡 Background and solution
Problem Description:
In the current implementation, it is necessary to traverse the list of elements in the scene graph multiple times, which has an impact on performance, and the superposition effect of different events exacerbates the performance problem.
This pattern of traversing elements and triggering events is a bit like the early web standard
MutationEvent, which has been deprecated and replaced byMutationObserve. It can be seen that this is an anti-pattern.see https://developer.chrome.com/blog/mutation-events-deprecation
In addition, the performance problem of this implementation is obvious, so G uses the reuse mechanism of event objects to improve performance, but this approach has been proven to be insignificant. At the same time, we also conducted a simple test:
see facebook/react#18216
Solution:
The processing of internal element events is changed to batch triggering.
Impact:
ElementEvent.BOUNDS_CHANGED(internal)📝 Changelog
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