perf(router-core): skip impossible state sharing - #8110
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The optimization skips structural sharing whenever destination state is omitted, including custom and uncommitted locations. The current change may affect state shapes or environments beyond the stated contract, and its regression test does not cover the keyed-state path; merge should wait for targeted validation or explicit owner acceptance. Possibly related PRs
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1184-1190: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winNarrow the
as anycast.The cast disables type checking for the complete
buildLocationinput, includingtoand_fromLocation. Cast only the intentionally synthetic state value, or construct a typedParsedLocationfixture.As per coding guidelines: “Use TypeScript strict mode with extensive type safety.”
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In `@packages/router-core/tests/build-location.test.ts`:
- Around line 1179-1193: Update the test around router.buildLocation to use a
plain-object Proxy that defines its own __TSR_key while its ownKeys trap throws,
ensuring replaceEqualDeep reaches the relevant branch. Keep the assertion that
location.state equals an empty object, so the test fails with the previous
enumeration behavior and passes only when the new condition skips enumeration.
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In `@packages/router-core/tests/build-location.test.ts`:
- Around line 1184-1190: In the buildLocation test, narrow the broad as any cast
in the router.buildLocation call so only the intentionally synthetic state value
is cast, or replace it with a properly typed ParsedLocation fixture; keep type
checking enabled for to and _fromLocation.
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| const state = new Proxy(new (class {})(), { | ||
| ownKeys: () => { | ||
| throw new Error('state should not be enumerated') | ||
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| }) | ||
| const location = router.buildLocation({ | ||
| to: '/posts', | ||
| _fromLocation: { | ||
| ...router.state.location, | ||
| state, | ||
| }, | ||
| } as any) | ||
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| expect(location.state).toEqual({}) | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make this test exercise the new branch.
replaceEqualDeep in packages/router-core/src/utils.ts:231-289 already short-circuits for non-plain values before it calls getEnumerableOwnKeys. Therefore, this test also passes with the previous implementation.
Use a plain-object proxy with an own __TSR_key and a throwing ownKeys trap. The previous implementation would enumerate it. The new condition should skip enumeration.
Proposed test adjustment
- test('no state option does not enumerate non-plain current state', async () => {
+ test('no state option skips enumerating keyed current state', async () => {
...
- const state = new Proxy(new (class {})(), {
+ const state = new Proxy({ __TSR_key: 'test' }, {📝 Committable suggestion
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| const state = new Proxy(new (class {})(), { | |
| ownKeys: () => { | |
| throw new Error('state should not be enumerated') | |
| }, | |
| }) | |
| const location = router.buildLocation({ | |
| to: '/posts', | |
| _fromLocation: { | |
| ...router.state.location, | |
| state, | |
| }, | |
| } as any) | |
| expect(location.state).toEqual({}) | |
| }) | |
| const state = new Proxy({ __TSR_key: 'test' }, { | |
| ownKeys: () => { | |
| throw new Error('state should not be enumerated') | |
| }, | |
| }) | |
| const location = router.buildLocation({ | |
| to: '/posts', | |
| _fromLocation: { | |
| ...router.state.location, | |
| state, | |
| }, | |
| } as any) | |
| expect(location.state).toEqual({}) | |
| }) |
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In `@packages/router-core/tests/build-location.test.ts` around lines 1179 - 1193,
Update the test around router.buildLocation to use a plain-object Proxy that
defines its own __TSR_key while its ownKeys trap throws, ensuring
replaceEqualDeep reaches the relevant branch. Keep the assertion that
location.state equals an empty object, so the test fails with the previous
enumeration behavior and passes only when the new condition skips enumeration.
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In `@packages/router-core/src/router.ts`:
- Around line 2048-2050: Restrict the deep-replacement fast path in router.ts
around replaceEqualDeep to omitted client-side plain history state containing
__TSR_key; retain replaceEqualDeep for SSR, non-plain state, and plain state
without __TSR_key. Update build-location.test.ts lines 1139-1165 to separately
cover keyed history state and genuinely empty custom state, asserting the
expected reference behavior for each.
Apply the same fix in `@packages/router-core/tests/build-location.test.ts` around
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| if (destState) { | ||
| nextState = replaceEqualDeep(currentState, nextState) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve the state-shape contract while applying the optimization. The fast path must skip deep replacement only for omitted state on client-side plain history state containing __TSR_key.
packages/router-core/src/router.ts#L2048-L2050: retainreplaceEqualDeepfor SSR, non-plain state, and plain state without__TSR_key.packages/router-core/tests/build-location.test.ts#L1139-L1165: distinguish keyed history state from a genuinely empty custom state, and assert the intended reference behavior for each case.
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In `@packages/router-core/src/router.ts` around lines 2048 - 2050, Restrict the
deep-replacement fast path in router.ts around replaceEqualDeep to omitted
client-side plain history state containing __TSR_key; retain replaceEqualDeep
for SSR, non-plain state, and plain state without __TSR_key. Update
build-location.test.ts lines 1139-1165 to separately cover keyed history state
and genuinely empty custom state, asserting the expected reference behavior for
each.
Apply the same fix in `@packages/router-core/tests/build-location.test.ts` around
lines 1139 - 1141.
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Summary
replaceEqualDeeponly when the destination suppliesstateWhen no destination state is provided, the next state is always a fresh empty object. Comparing it with the current state can only preserve a reference when the current state is also structurally empty; it cannot share any children. This change intentionally treats that empty-object identity as non-contractual and skips the comparison.
Explicit state objects, state updaters, and
state: trueretain the structural-sharing path.Condition
state: trueis truthy, so the current state is retained.{}and skips sharing because there is no destination state to preserve.replaceEqualDeepalready returns the new value without traversing it.The observable edge-case change is that an omitted state no longer preserves the reference of an already-empty custom
_fromLocation.state; it returns a fresh{}with the same contents. A regression test documents this behavior._fromLocationaudit_fromLocationhas many source references, but call-site count does not represent runtime frequency. The dominant producers are React, Solid, and Vue links, which pass the router location store and can build once per rendered link. Those locations normally come from bundled browser or memory history, both of which install__TSR_keyin state.Loader navigation, redirects, Start/query integrations, and server paths are more numerous as source call sites but execute less frequently. They also generally pass
router.latestLocationor another parsed history location. The legitimate keyless cases are caller-supplied_fromLocationobjects and uncommitted locations built during preload/redirect chains.The previous "less than 1%" estimate referred only to the intersection of a custom/keyless
_fromLocation, omitted destination state, and a structurally empty current state. It did not mean_fromLocationitself was rare. That percentage was a heuristic rather than telemetry and was stated too precisely; with the simplified guard, it is no longer a separate slow workload.Benchmark setup
A real
RouterCorebuilds 1,200 locations per sample across 24 repeated static destinations.mainand this branch were bundled separately with the browser-conditionedisServerexport, loaded into the same process, and alternated for 2,000 samples. Each workload was rerun with candidate/baseline construction order reversed.Times are median milliseconds per 1,200
buildLocation()calls. Arrows aremain-> candidate.Omitted state with normal history state
Omitted state with empty custom
_fromLocation.stateControl: explicit state
Explicit-state code still performs structural sharing and remains effectively neutral.
Rough workload distribution
These are gross estimates, not project telemetry:
state: trueAll omitted-state sources now use the same fast path, including normal history locations, custom
_fromLocationobjects, preload-built locations, and server builds.Bundle size
react-router.minimalcompared withmain:Test plan
pnpm nx run @tanstack/router-core:test:unit -- tests/build-location.test.tspnpm nx run @tanstack/router-core:test:typespnpm nx run @tanstack/router-core:test:eslintSummary by CodeRabbit