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Every time it gets full during composition, it doubles its size. This process has linear time (O(n)) since it needs to copy all groups from the table, but this normally happens only once or twice per tree at most. The size is normally big enough pretty early to hold the whole tree on all its states.
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For a more detailed post with examples around this, check this post from my friend Tomáš Mlynarič
medium.com/androiddevel...
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Yeah definitely. I can see people can get confused. Will update it.
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It’s a different thing. That post mentions that adding it to the “whitelist” configuration file is same as flagging it as Stable, so two instances of it are compared using equals. Strong skipping does not do that, collections remain unstable and compared with ===.
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Lol. Yes, I meant for conversations where only devs are involved. I also call them components otherwise.
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Wow.
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Thanks, more please.
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There is always value on sharing your point of view, experience and learnings on anything.
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Good job! ❄️
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It’s definitely not the best UI for that.
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Kotlin collections can be the most common case. They will rarely be the same instance, even if the data they contain has not changed.
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I just cross post the Android stuff.
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Strong skipping compares unstable classes with referential equality. If your mappings ends up creating a new class every time, even if the data does not change it will still recompose.
Source developer.android.com/develop/ui/c...
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That’s a proper explanation 😆
Jokes aside, I imagine there is not a difference between edge to edge now and in old system versions. Same implications.
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Yep indeed, but that option will not last forever.