fix(FR-1772): add throttle to reduce lag in chat rendering #4793
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Pull request overview
This PR addresses rendering lag in the chat interface by adding experimental throttling to message processing. The change introduces a 100ms delay between message chunks using the experimental_throttle parameter from the @ai-sdk/react library to improve streaming performance and user experience.
Key Changes:
- Adds
experimental_throttle: 100to theuseChathook configuration in ChatCard component
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resolves #4790 (FR-1772) Adds experimental throttling to the chat component with a 100ms delay between message chunks. This helps control the rate at which messages are processed and displayed, providing a smoother user experience. **Checklist:** - [ ] Documentation - [ ] Minium required manager version - [ ] Specific setting for review (eg., KB link, endpoint or how to setup) - [ ] Minimum requirements to check during review - [ ] Test case(s) to demonstrate the difference of before/after
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resolves #4790 (FR-1772)
Adds experimental throttling to the chat component with a 100ms delay between message chunks. This helps control the rate at which messages are processed and displayed, providing a smoother user experience.
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