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[data grid] Scroll performance regression in v8 vs. v7 #15957
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Actually seems to have started from here: #15144 💡 Learned something new about Github that I've been missing, to check pull requests in the order of merging is actually possible: |
Seems to be Next15 issue. Can't reproduce with vanilla react app in either React 18 or 19, resolves when downgrading to Next@14. |
It seems that the issue is that the docs is built with production profiler, which adds overhead. For whatever reason the overhead is higher in Next15, but there was always some overhead. |
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Steps to reproduce
Scrubbing scrollbar has become much slower to update for some reason.
v7 docs:
v7.mp4
v8 docs:
v8.mp4
Not sure what's causing it at this point. FWIW, we're not witnessing it with v7 in React 19.
Introduced in v8.0.0-alpha.5 it seems: v8.0.0-alpha.4...v8.0.0-alpha.5.
Current behavior
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Expected behavior
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Your environment
npx @mui/envinfo
Search keywords: scroll performance
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