Disabling turboThreshold Throws Error #12

[dizzydes]

Expected behaviour

Disabling turboThreshold for treemap with > 50,000 data points (as objects) allows all data points to be shown on a single treemap.

Actual behaviour

Disabling turboThreshold for treemap with > 50,000 data points (as objects) throws error #12.

Live demo with steps to reproduce

https://jsfiddle.net/gkjvzn41/4/
Couldn't paste in so many points here - but this is how the code looks without the points.

Product version

Highcharts 6.1.1

Affected browser(s)

Chrome (at least, probably more)

[sebastianbochan]

Hi @dizzydes,
When turboThreshold is not declared, it has 1000 value, byt default. If you have data set > 50000, points are not created. So you need to declare turboThreshold.

Docs:

• https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/plotOptions.series.turboThreshold

@jon-a-nygaard any additional comment?

[dizzydes]

Thanks for the response @sebastianbochan.

I did declare it, I disabled it by setting it to 0 as per the docs.

See these lines of code in the JSfiddle:
plotOptions:{ series:{ turboThreshold: 0 } }

Did I do something wrong?
Is it possible that there is a true maximum of objects that Highcharts can plot and I've breached it?

[KacperMadej]

If turboThreshold will be disabled by setting it to 0 then error No. 12 will not show in browser console.
Here's a demo with >1300 points that works only because turboThreshold is set to 0: https://jsfiddle.net/BlackLabel/k6zq1jt5/

Please try editing the demo to show the problem and if the 50k points is not possible to recreate using JSFiddle then create a standalone HTML file that could be downloaded and opened locally.

[jon-a-nygaard]

The provided demo is crashing due to an bug caused by the point.parent is not existing in the data. Once this is fixed as in this example, then it seems that it is working as expected.

As @KacperMadej pointed with the example it seems that turboThreshold: 0 is working as expected, so a new demo to reproduce the issue would be nice if it can be provided.

[KacperMadej]

Closing due to inactivity.

[zorent-zebra]

FYI we're seeing this same behavior in our application only when we have large data sets.
Turning off turbo caused the error to go away and the chart to render properly.
We were using Highcharts 7, then upgraded to 8 but still ran into this issue.

It explicitly says in HighCharts documentation "Note: In boost mode turbo threshold is forced."
https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/plotOptions.series.turboThreshold