Mark Profiler API as stable #15172
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Mark Profiler API as stable #15172
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Per my comment on Twitter the other day, it would be nice to have metrics for commit times too (especially if sync |
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Awesome! Did this land in 16.8.5? |
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No, 16.9 |
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Oh, nice. Good to know. Thanks! |
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ProfilerRFC (reactjs/rfcs#51) is 10 months old and API hasn't changed in months. It seems like that we'll want to add a new API forSuspensemetrics, but as a new prop that should not impact the existingonRenderprop.Maybe it's time to mark this API as stable? Opening for discussion purposes.
(If this lands, I will update and close out the RFC.)