a performance drain coming from the use of waitForAll (benchmark utils like waitForAll)
See original GitHub issueIn one of the apps I work on, I determined a performance drain coming from the use of waitForAll
, I’d be curious to determine a way that we can test the performance of this helper and see how it performs when there are many atoms both in the waitForAll call, and many atoms that depend on this atom
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Yeah – I agree. It’s a hard problem, as it was found to create issues in a larger, more complex app with many async atoms. It would take some time to properly reproduce the issue. Feel free to close if you prefer.
#633 might solve this. Let me close this for now.
(benchmark tools would be nice anyways, not only for waitForAll, but also for others. let’s open a new issue when we work. ref #486)