drag my mouse very quickly around the map, causing the hover HTML to update very quickly. Zooming out helps force the updates to happen quicker.
If I do this for ~5 seconds, the hover display HTML freezes, and will show the stats on a random country. Panning or zooming the map does not fix this.
I'd imagine this is a performance thing, so if you have a more/less powerful box, it might be hard to reproduce. I confirmed it has to do with the frequency of updates: If I slowly move the mouse over the map, I can get several hundred updates (I monkeypatched in a little counter to show the number of updates) with no freezing. However, once I start moving the mouse quickly, I can get a freeze to happen after ~60 updates.
On this example notebook, I have to move the mouse very quickly. If that aggrsesive behavior was needed to trigger the bug, then I might say ignore it. But on the real dataset I'm using, which is larger, I don't have to move the mouse that fast to trigger this bug, and it is very likely an average user would encounter it.
I'm running this is VS Code. I looked in developer console, but found no error logs. Also looked in Output > Jupyter and nothing there either. If you point me where else to look, I can help look for logs.
Apple M1 Max
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MacOS 14.1.1
VS Code 1.85.1 from 2023-12-13
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If I do this for ~5 seconds, the hover display HTML freezes, and will show the stats on a random country. Panning or zooming the map does not fix this.
I'd imagine this is a performance thing, so if you have a more/less powerful box, it might be hard to reproduce. I confirmed it has to do with the frequency of updates: If I slowly move the mouse over the map, I can get several hundred updates (I monkeypatched in a little counter to show the number of updates) with no freezing. However, once I start moving the mouse quickly, I can get a freeze to happen after ~60 updates.
On this example notebook, I have to move the mouse very quickly. If that aggrsesive behavior was needed to trigger the bug, then I might say ignore it. But on the real dataset I'm using, which is larger, I don't have to move the mouse that fast to trigger this bug, and it is very likely an average user would encounter it.
I'm running this is VS Code. I looked in developer console, but found no error logs. Also looked in
Output > Jupyterand nothing there either. If you point me where else to look, I can help look for logs.Apple M1 Max 64Gb MacOS 14.1.1 VS Code 1.85.1 from 2023-12-13