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This is NOT a PR ready for merge, it is an early look at some experimentation I have been doing with debouncing of save dispatch actions, and more thorough subscription management / tracking to reduce the computation overhead and increase the stability of the submission service and form component.

  • Debug console output added for testing
  • Debouncer added to save operations
  • More thorough sub management / tracking

I invite any testing, comments, reviews - one useful exercise is to keep the debug logging in but reverting the other changes and comparing the numbers of logged events. The work here shows a clear improvement, I think, but more work is needed.

I'm leaving the console output, commented-out lines in for now to help see alternatives and changes, and for live testing help.

* Debug console output added for testing
* Debouncer added to save operations
* More thorough sub management / tracking
@kshepherd kshepherd self-assigned this Apr 17, 2025
@kshepherd kshepherd added help wanted Needs a volunteer to claim to move forward work in progress labels Apr 17, 2025
@kshepherd kshepherd changed the title TEST / DEBEUG PR: Submission save+sub stability / performance TEST / DEBUG PR: Submission save+sub stability / performance Apr 17, 2025
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