Justin Blumencranz
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* fix(workflow): prevent canvas slowdown cascades * fix(workflow): make connection picker scrolling seamless * fix(workflow): correct two regressions in the canvas perf pass Gating `toolBlocks` on the picker's open state also emptied it for the always-visible selected-tool chips, which silently fell through to their `getBlock` fallback — the branch documented as the exception for types hidden from the picker. Only `toolGroups`, where the expensive group build lives, is gated now. Re-invoking the find shortcut while the panel was already open stopped re-selecting the query: `open()` is a no-op when the panel is mounted, so the mount-time focus effect never re-ran. The panel publishes its focus callback so the shortcut can drive it either way. A saturated `slice` also allocated a fresh array once the limit covered a whole group, re-rendering the memoized "All blocks" group on every tools page-in — the frame cost the change set out to remove. Alongside those: fold the two reconcilers into one generic and decide reuse by identity rather than a three-write `changed` flag; record why the node comparison is deliberately asymmetric (React Flow augments node objects in place, so a symmetric `isEqual` would never reuse anything); give the browse pagination its own constant instead of borrowing the search-result cap; drop a redundant clamp and the deps it needed; inline the single-consumer `sliceGroupsToLimit`; and split the bundled ref so the hottest component stops allocating an object per render. --------- Co-authored-by: Waleed Latif <walif6@gmail.com>
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