loro-crdt 1.15.1 → 1.16.1

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  # Changelog
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+ ## 1.16.1
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+ ### Patch Changes
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+ - d9ddfba: Make repeated concurrent imports fast: retreat the replay base to the latest
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+ multi-head critical version instead of the single-head one (which is stuck at
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+ the initial fork point on criss-cross sync DAGs), and let the text/list diff
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+ calculators trust a certified-critical base instead of rebuilding their
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+ trackers from the whole history on every concurrent import.
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+ - 80a0e88: Make imports that are concurrent with the current version only on map/counter
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+ containers as fast as ordinary linear imports.
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+ Previously any concurrency between the new ops and the current version
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+ (for example a single unmerged head from another peer) forced every later
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+ import to retreat to a critical version and replay the whole branch, and the
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+ map diff scanned every key of every touched map. Per-import cost grew with
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+ both the branch length and the map size: 400 small imports on a 2000-note doc
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+ with one stale head took ~2.4s natively; they now take ~70ms, flat per import
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+ (a linear import of the same chain takes ~50ms).
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+ The oplog now proves, per container, whether the concurrent old history
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+ touches anything that needs positional context. When it only touches registers
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+ the import replays from the current version; the affected maps are still
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+ resolved from history so persisted state that drops tombstones (deleted roots,
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+ dead containers) cannot influence the result. Map diffs in the conservative
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+ path are also restricted to the keys the update touched.
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+ - d9ddfba: Fix the richtext diff calculator's style table growing a duplicate entry for
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+ every re-replayed style op (e.g. checkout walks after a retreat).
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+ ## 1.16.0
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+ ### Minor Changes
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+ - 98b2ac6: Add bulk deep-read APIs on containers. `LoroMap`/`LoroList`/`LoroMovableList`/`LoroTree`/`LoroText` now expose `getDeepValueWithID()` returning the same `{ cid, value }` node shape as `LoroDoc.getDeepValueWithID()`. `LoroList` and `LoroMovableList` also expose `getRangeDeepValueWithID(start, end)` and `getRangeValue(start, end)` for reading a slice of a list in one WASM call; bounds are clamped (negatives to 0, overflows to the length) and empty or inverted ranges return `[]`. Detached containers throw a readable error instead of trapping.
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+ Potentially breaking: the `cid` field in `getDeepValueWithID()` results is now the bare container id string (e.g. `cid:92@2311024965712536503:Map`, `cid:root-map:Map`) — exactly what the container's `id` property returns. Previously it was a Debug-style composite like `idx:85, id:cid:92@2311024965712536503:Map`. Update any consumer that parsed or matched the old `idx:N, id:...` shape.
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+ - c594ee0: Add `toContainerTree()` to documents and attached containers. It returns independent recursive `{type, cid, value}` nodes and opaque ordinary `Value` nodes. Documents can select visible roots without creating missing roots. Text formatting applies to all descendants and is inferred in TypeScript. List and MovableList expose `toContainerTreeSlice(start, end)` with explicit `start`, `totalLength`, and `items`. Fixed JS construction, per-read key/peer reuse, and owned binary buffers avoid a public transport protocol.
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+ Optional text configurations retain the default plain-text possibility in TypeScript. Literal root selections preserve their names as optional result properties.
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+ Compile Node snippets to CommonJS so the package does not require `require(esm)` support.
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+ ### Patch Changes
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+ - fcd039c: Fix wasm memory retention when reading a document container by container
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+ (loro-dev/loro#1092).
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+ Every read through a container handle (`LoroMap.keys()`/`get()`,
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+ `LoroList.get()`, `LoroText.toJSON()`, ...) decoded the container's value into
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+ an in-memory cache that was pinned for the lifetime of the document — about
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+ 4 KB per container, released only by `doc.free()`. Walking a large document
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+ this way (the pattern loro-mirror's initial state build uses) retained ~4 KB ×
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+ containers-ever-read and trapped wasm32 at the 4 GiB limit around one million
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+ containers.
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+ The decoded-value cache is now bounded (2048 entries, second-chance FIFO).
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+ Evicted entries are pure caches over the KV store and are re-decoded on the
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+ next read, so this only changes memory behavior, not API semantics.
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+ `doc.free()` semantics are unchanged.
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+ Measured on the issue's repro (570-turn document, 188k container handles,
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+ release build): the handle walk retains no per-container memory (external
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+ memory flat at ~84 MiB vs +641 MiB before) and runs ~10x faster
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+ (1.28 s vs 12.5 s) thanks to the smaller working set.
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+ - f03d283: Speed up `export({ mode: "shallow-snapshot" })` by up to ~20x on container-heavy documents with a large retained history.
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+ Building the state at the shallow root used to check the live document out
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+ backwards (latest -> root). That reverse diff makes the richtext/list diff
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+ calculators rebuild a full CRDT tracker from empty for every container touched
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+ in the range, which dominated the export cost: on a doc with ~66k containers
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+ and ~720k streaming-edit ops, shallow export at a mid-history root took ~3.2s
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+ versus ~1.5ms for a full snapshot. When at least 64k ops are retained since
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+ the root, the root state is now reconstructed by replaying the pre-root
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+ history forward into a temporary doc, and the latest state is read from the
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+ live store directly without moving the document. The pre-root prefix is bounded
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+ both relative to the tail (at most 16x the retained op count) and absolutely
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+ (at most 1M ops) and decoded payload size (at most 32 MiB, estimated by
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+ walking op payloads — recursing into nested values, style values, and commit
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+ messages — before any value is copied; op counts miss value sizes, since a Map
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+ write is one atom regardless of payload size), so a document whose
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+ pre-root history is huge or byte-heavy and unrelated to the tail keeps the
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+ previous checkout path. The same export drops to
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+ ~370ms and the produced blob is slightly smaller (~17% on the same fixture).
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+ With a small retained range — including a root at the latest version — the
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+ previous checkout path is kept: it is then equally fast and peaks at ~4x less
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+ memory, so exporting a lazily imported document no longer materializes its
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+ whole state. Exported blobs remain logically equivalent; detached or
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+ already-shallow source docs also keep the previous code path.
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+ Also fixes shallow snapshot export resurrecting, as an empty entry, a root
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+ container deleted with `deleteRootContainer` before the shallow root.
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+ - 7d26c7e: Reject updates concurrent with the shallow root frontier with
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+ ImportUpdatesThatDependsOnOutdatedVersion instead of queuing them and panicking
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+ while resolving a dependency that has already been trimmed. Rejected updates do
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+ not enter pending storage; subsequent valid post-root updates still apply.
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+ - 8874574: perf: cache `kind()` results on container wrappers. `kind()` returns a constant string per container class; it is now memoized after the first call, so repeated reads (e.g. tree traversal in loro-mirror) no longer cross into WASM or allocate a fresh JS string. This extends the existing `id` cache to `kind()`.
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  ## 1.15.1
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  ### Patch Changes