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ui: Reduce mutation of html.classList #5974
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Throughout the app we mutate the value of the root node classList on navigation between separate pages (basically on URL change). Every template has a unique classList for example `template-service template-show` and `template-service template-list` etc etc. When navigating between 2 pages, both pages using the same template yet with different data, previoulsy we would entirely clear out the `html.classList` and then refill it again with eaxctly the same classes. This commit moves this to perform a diff previous to mutating the classList, and then potentially no classList mutating is needed when moving between 2 pages of the same template.
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Throughout the app we mutate the value of the root node classList on navigation between separate pages (basically on URL change). Every template has a unique classList for example `template-service template-show` and `template-service template-list` etc etc. When navigating between 2 pages, both pages using the same template yet with different data, previoulsy we would entirely clear out the `html.classList` and then refill it again with eaxctly the same classes. This commit moves this to perform a diff previous to mutating the classList, and then potentially no classList mutating is needed when moving between 2 pages of the same template.
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Throughout the app we mutate the value of the root node classList on navigation between separate pages (basically on URL change). Every template has a unique classList for example `template-service template-show` and `template-service template-list` etc etc. When navigating between 2 pages, both pages using the same template yet with different data, previoulsy we would entirely clear out the `html.classList` and then refill it again with eaxctly the same classes. This commit moves this to perform a diff previous to mutating the classList, and then potentially no classList mutating is needed when moving between 2 pages of the same template.
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Throughout the app we mutate the value of the root node classList on navigation between separate pages (basically on URL change). Every template has a unique classList for example `template-service template-show` and `template-service template-list` etc etc. When navigating between 2 pages, both pages using the same template yet with different data, previoulsy we would entirely clear out the `html.classList` and then refill it again with eaxctly the same classes. This commit moves this to perform a diff previous to mutating the classList, and then potentially no classList mutating is needed when moving between 2 pages of the same template.
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Throughout the app we mutate the value of the root node classList on navigation between separate pages (basically on URL change). Every template has a unique classList for example `template-service template-show` and `template-service template-list` etc etc. When navigating between 2 pages, both pages using the same template yet with different data, previoulsy we would entirely clear out the `html.classList` and then refill it again with eaxctly the same classes. This commit moves this to perform a diff previous to mutating the classList, and then potentially no classList mutating is needed when moving between 2 pages of the same template.
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Throughout the app we mutate the value of the root node classList on
navigation between separate pages (basically on URL change).
Every template has a unique classList for example
template-service template-show
andtemplate-service template-list
etc etc.When navigating between 2 pages, both pages using the same template yet
with different data, previoulsy we would entirely clear out the
html.classList
and then refill it again with eaxctly the same classes.This commit moves this to perform a diff previous to mutating the
classList, and then potentially no classList mutating is needed when
moving between 2 pages of the same template.
P.S. We also spotted a couple more instances where we weren't calling
super
😬 ! None of those matter right now, but they may do in future so we add them here.