diff --git a/DetoxInstruments/DetoxInstruments.help/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/Documentation/Instrument_BridgeData.html b/DetoxInstruments/DetoxInstruments.help/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/Documentation/Instrument_BridgeData.html index 5a442e0c..6a237133 100644 --- a/DetoxInstruments/DetoxInstruments.help/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/Documentation/Instrument_BridgeData.html +++ b/DetoxInstruments/DetoxInstruments.help/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/Documentation/Instrument_BridgeData.html @@ -20,8 +20,22 @@
Use the information captured by this instrument to inspect the data passed in your app's React Native bridge. The more data passed, the more processing needed in native and the JavaScript thread, and thus can lead to your app being less responsive.
+If the Record bridge data option is enabled, recorded bridge data can be accessed from the navigation bar.
+For an in-depth look at profiling options, see Profiling Options.
The detail pane includes your app's React Native bridge data at the time of the sample; N➔JS (native to JavaScript) and JS➔N (JavaScript to native) are displayed in columns of delta as well as total.
- +The detail pane includes your app's React Native bridge data at the time of the sample; N ➔ JS (native to JavaScript) and JS ➔ N (JavaScript to native) are displayed in columns of delta as well as total.
+If the Record bridge data option was enabled during recording, you can select to view Samples or Bridge Data in the navigation bar.
+If the Record bridge data option was enabled during recording, the inspector pane shows information about React Native bridge data packets.
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