Introducing Combined Query #94
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To improve the efficiency of Composable functions that define multiple keys in parallel, we have implemented a new feature called Combined Query. This feature optimizes the recomposition process by treating multiple query keys as a single query, but only when a composite type can be defined from these keys. By using the Combined Query class, the number of recompositions can be significantly reduced to the same level as a single query. This ensures that the performance of Composable functions remains high, even when working with multiple keys simultaneously.
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To improve the efficiency of Composable functions that define multiple keys in parallel, we have implemented a new feature called Combined Query. This feature optimizes the recomposition process by treating multiple query keys as a single query, but only when a composite type can be defined from these keys.
By using the
CombinedQueryclass, the number of recompositions can be significantly reduced to the same level as a single query. This ensures that the performance of Composable functions remains high, even when working with multiple keys simultaneously.