Upgrade material-ui to 4.9.10 to avoid infinite rerender of text areas#1656
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Upgrade material-ui to 4.9.10 to avoid infinite rerender of text areas#1656
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Good me for me. more than 10k letter in the input nothing crash :D |
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Haha nice! Not sure what would be crashing first, the expression parser, React or the browser - I guess having a really long text area content is fine in Browser and handled by React, but the errors displayed might lead to a lot of errors to show in the DOM. Anyway, thanks for testing! |
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Upgrade material-ui to latest version to benefit, in particular, from this bugfix: mui/material-ui#19743
Fix #1651
Fix #1617
Deployed on https://editor-alpha.gdevelop-app.com - clear your cache and let me know if you find any issue :)

In particular, we can see that the previous crash is now prevented by material-ui: