Merge / Diff on the Node-RED flow is very slow












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We are working on various ChatBot project using Node-Red to design conversation.
But "team work" on v0.19 is really painfull when making diff on the flow.



In a nutshell it takes about 2 minutes to make the diff !




  • The file has 32000 lines

  • For about 2595 nodes (with 679 nodes function)

  • Everything is split in various tabs or subflow (30-40)

  • There is almost 60-80 nodes / tabs it's readable for Node-RED it's not an "over-usage"


Any ideas to speed up the GIT Diff ?
Thanks !










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    We are working on various ChatBot project using Node-Red to design conversation.
    But "team work" on v0.19 is really painfull when making diff on the flow.



    In a nutshell it takes about 2 minutes to make the diff !




    • The file has 32000 lines

    • For about 2595 nodes (with 679 nodes function)

    • Everything is split in various tabs or subflow (30-40)

    • There is almost 60-80 nodes / tabs it's readable for Node-RED it's not an "over-usage"


    Any ideas to speed up the GIT Diff ?
    Thanks !










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      We are working on various ChatBot project using Node-Red to design conversation.
      But "team work" on v0.19 is really painfull when making diff on the flow.



      In a nutshell it takes about 2 minutes to make the diff !




      • The file has 32000 lines

      • For about 2595 nodes (with 679 nodes function)

      • Everything is split in various tabs or subflow (30-40)

      • There is almost 60-80 nodes / tabs it's readable for Node-RED it's not an "over-usage"


      Any ideas to speed up the GIT Diff ?
      Thanks !










      share|improve this question













      We are working on various ChatBot project using Node-Red to design conversation.
      But "team work" on v0.19 is really painfull when making diff on the flow.



      In a nutshell it takes about 2 minutes to make the diff !




      • The file has 32000 lines

      • For about 2595 nodes (with 679 nodes function)

      • Everything is split in various tabs or subflow (30-40)

      • There is almost 60-80 nodes / tabs it's readable for Node-RED it's not an "over-usage"


      Any ideas to speed up the GIT Diff ?
      Thanks !







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          The only realistic answer you are going to get here is use a smaller flow.



          It will probably be worth bringing this up on the discord or slack where Nick might be able to look at the code and see if it can be improved. But looking at the code it looks like it's just calling git diff under the covers.






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          • At first I thought it was too much nodes. But in fact it's only 60 nodes per tab that i really readable. Git Diff on a file is really fast I assume the problem comes from the UI trying to display the diff
            – Jean-Philippe Encausse
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          • I continue here with Nick discourse.nodered.org/t/…
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          The only realistic answer you are going to get here is use a smaller flow.



          It will probably be worth bringing this up on the discord or slack where Nick might be able to look at the code and see if it can be improved. But looking at the code it looks like it's just calling git diff under the covers.






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          • At first I thought it was too much nodes. But in fact it's only 60 nodes per tab that i really readable. Git Diff on a file is really fast I assume the problem comes from the UI trying to display the diff
            – Jean-Philippe Encausse
            Nov 23 '18 at 20:53










          • I continue here with Nick discourse.nodered.org/t/…
            – Jean-Philippe Encausse
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          The only realistic answer you are going to get here is use a smaller flow.



          It will probably be worth bringing this up on the discord or slack where Nick might be able to look at the code and see if it can be improved. But looking at the code it looks like it's just calling git diff under the covers.






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          • At first I thought it was too much nodes. But in fact it's only 60 nodes per tab that i really readable. Git Diff on a file is really fast I assume the problem comes from the UI trying to display the diff
            – Jean-Philippe Encausse
            Nov 23 '18 at 20:53










          • I continue here with Nick discourse.nodered.org/t/…
            – Jean-Philippe Encausse
            Nov 23 '18 at 21:06














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          The only realistic answer you are going to get here is use a smaller flow.



          It will probably be worth bringing this up on the discord or slack where Nick might be able to look at the code and see if it can be improved. But looking at the code it looks like it's just calling git diff under the covers.






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          The only realistic answer you are going to get here is use a smaller flow.



          It will probably be worth bringing this up on the discord or slack where Nick might be able to look at the code and see if it can be improved. But looking at the code it looks like it's just calling git diff under the covers.







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          • At first I thought it was too much nodes. But in fact it's only 60 nodes per tab that i really readable. Git Diff on a file is really fast I assume the problem comes from the UI trying to display the diff
            – Jean-Philippe Encausse
            Nov 23 '18 at 20:53










          • I continue here with Nick discourse.nodered.org/t/…
            – Jean-Philippe Encausse
            Nov 23 '18 at 21:06


















          • At first I thought it was too much nodes. But in fact it's only 60 nodes per tab that i really readable. Git Diff on a file is really fast I assume the problem comes from the UI trying to display the diff
            – Jean-Philippe Encausse
            Nov 23 '18 at 20:53










          • I continue here with Nick discourse.nodered.org/t/…
            – Jean-Philippe Encausse
            Nov 23 '18 at 21:06
















          At first I thought it was too much nodes. But in fact it's only 60 nodes per tab that i really readable. Git Diff on a file is really fast I assume the problem comes from the UI trying to display the diff
          – Jean-Philippe Encausse
          Nov 23 '18 at 20:53




          At first I thought it was too much nodes. But in fact it's only 60 nodes per tab that i really readable. Git Diff on a file is really fast I assume the problem comes from the UI trying to display the diff
          – Jean-Philippe Encausse
          Nov 23 '18 at 20:53












          I continue here with Nick discourse.nodered.org/t/…
          – Jean-Philippe Encausse
          Nov 23 '18 at 21:06




          I continue here with Nick discourse.nodered.org/t/…
          – Jean-Philippe Encausse
          Nov 23 '18 at 21:06


















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