Release with the issue:
V1.10.9
Last working release (if known):
N/A
Browser and Operating System:
Chrome 107.0.5304.87 on Ubuntu 22.04
Chromium Browser Version 98.0.4758.141 (Developer Build) Built on Ubuntu 20.04, running on Ubuntu 22.04 (64-bit)
Description of problem:
When focused, dashboard with single slider-button-card causes cpu to run at 24+%, compared with 5-12% for other dashboards. A view with 10 slider-button-cards uses around 40% cpu. I'm pretty new at using Chrome performance tools, but when I record the page just sitting there, it appears that it is repainting when it doesn't need to.
This problem only occurs when the "show_spinner" attribute is set to "true".
About every 15ms, it appears the same task is executed:
Checklist:
Release with the issue: V1.10.9 Last working release (if known): N/A Browser and Operating System: Chrome 107.0.5304.87 on Ubuntu 22.04 Chromium Browser Version 98.0.4758.141 (Developer Build) Built on Ubuntu 20.04, running on Ubuntu 22.04 (64-bit)
Description of problem: When focused, dashboard with single slider-button-card causes cpu to run at 24+%, compared with 5-12% for other dashboards. A view with 10 slider-button-cards uses around 40% cpu. I'm pretty new at using Chrome performance tools, but when I record the page just sitting there, it appears that it is repainting when it doesn't need to. This problem only occurs when the "show_spinner" attribute is set to "true".
Here's the dashboard yaml: `title: Vango views:
The entity's state hasn't changed, so there shouldn't be any repaints needed.