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I'm finding that a Set with 3551 or more elements causes this exception to happen in Elm's debugger when msgs are triggered:
I imagine this is related to, or a duplicate of, #104 , #90.
For me, a Dict with 10,000 as many items works just fine. So to work around this Set issue, I'm using Dict String () instead of Set String in one of my projects.
Crash output from the Ellie:
211 workspace:9414UncaughtRangeError:Maximum call stack size exceeded
at Function.f (VM211 workspace:9414:11)
at A2(VM211 workspace:56:28)
at Function.f (VM211 workspace:9503:6)
at A2(VM211 workspace:56:28)
at Function.f (VM211 workspace:9504:6)
at A2(VM211 workspace:56:28)
at Function.f (VM211 workspace:9504:6)
at A2(VM211 workspace:56:28)
at Function.f (VM211 workspace:9504:6)
at A2(VM211 workspace:56:28)
Tested on Chromium Version 113.0.5672.126 (Official Build, ungoogled-chromium) Arch Linux (64-bit).
The problem happens in Firefox, too, but it seems intermittent or something, so I'm not sure the exact number that triggers it (it seems higher than 3551). Guessing the exact number isn't very important, tho.
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I'm finding that a
Set
with 3551 or more elements causes this exception to happen in Elm's debugger when msgs are triggered:I imagine this is related to, or a duplicate of, #104 , #90.
For me, a
Dict
with 10,000 as many items works just fine. So to work around thisSet
issue, I'm usingDict String ()
instead ofSet String
in one of my projects.Crash output from the Ellie:
SSCCE
https://ellie-app.com/mVLVhb3DYk2a1
Tested on Chromium Version 113.0.5672.126 (Official Build, ungoogled-chromium) Arch Linux (64-bit).
The problem happens in Firefox, too, but it seems intermittent or something, so I'm not sure the exact number that triggers it (it seems higher than 3551). Guessing the exact number isn't very important, tho.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: