fix: bubble set performance workaround

[Mnikley]

optimize bubble set path update with deferred execution logic

[Aarebecca]

/gemini review

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

The pull request optimizes bubble set path updates with deferred execution logic. The current approach has a critical logical flaw that can lead to missed updates and a potential memory leak from an unmanaged setTimeout. The review focuses on correcting these issues by suggesting a more robust and standard debounce pattern, which simplifies the logic, fixes the bug, and addresses the potential leak.

[gemini-code-assist]

The deferred execution logic is flawed and can lead to missed updates and memory leaks.

The event object from the first call is captured and used in the deferred execution. If the first call is for a non-member element, and a subsequent call for a member element happens before the timeout, the update for the member will be skipped. This is because the deferred check on line 146 will use the captured non-member event and fail.

The setTimeout is not cleared if the plugin is destroyed. This can lead to errors when the callback tries to access properties of a destroyed object.

Refactor this to a simpler and more robust debounce pattern. Check if the event is for a member element upfront, use a single timeout ID to manage the debounced call, and clear the timeout in a destroy() method.

  private updateBubbleSetsPath = (event: ElementLifeCycleEvent) => {
    if (!this.shape) return;
    const id = idOf(event.data);
    if (![...this.options.members, ...this.options.avoidMembers].includes(id)) return;

    if (this.updatePathTimeout) {
      clearTimeout(this.updatePathTimeout);
    }

    this.updatePathTimeout = setTimeout(() => {
      if (!this.shape) return;
      // The actual update logic, which was previously after the check, should be placed here.
      // For example: this.drawBubbleSets();
    }, 0);
  };