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When there are a lot of circles (We use this library to generate PDF files and on our charts it can go up to 86.400 points), RAM usage of the browser at least triples and our PDF generations fail after that so I don't know how worse it can go. What I did to get around this was add
display: none;
to the parent element of the circles which in my case was,
I am not familiar with the entire codebase so I'm not sure if my solution would bring more problems, do you think this method could be better than the one library currently applies?
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C3 version: 0.5.4
D3 version: 4.13.0
Browser: Chromium (Not sure about version)
OS: Windows
My versions are outdated but I went through the source code of the project I believe my statement is still true. When a chart is generated like so,
Library adds this to all circle elements in html,
When there are a lot of circles (We use this library to generate PDF files and on our charts it can go up to 86.400 points), RAM usage of the browser at least triples and our PDF generations fail after that so I don't know how worse it can go. What I did to get around this was add
to the parent element of the circles which in my case was,
I am not familiar with the entire codebase so I'm not sure if my solution would bring more problems, do you think this method could be better than the one library currently applies?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: