Performance: feat - skip no-op portfolio populate updates and narrow slice selectors - #2316
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UPDATE_POPULATE_PROGRESS is dispatched from a 200ms poll and returned a brand-new slice object on every tick even when every field was identical, re-rendering every component that subscribed to the whole PORTFOLIO slice. The reducer now bails out when nothing changed, and the five whole-slice subscribers select only the fields they read - three of them just a boolean, so they re-render when populate starts and stops rather than on every tick.
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Already implemented here: #2241. We can close this one. |
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UPDATE_POPULATE_PROGRESS is dispatched from a 200ms poll and returned a brand-new slice object on every tick even when every field was identical, re-rendering every component that subscribed to the whole PORTFOLIO slice. The reducer now bails out when nothing changed, and the five whole-slice subscribers select only the fields they read - three of them just a boolean, so they re-render when populate starts and stops rather than on every tick.