Do we still need to set reactNativeReleaseLevel to experimental to enable the DISABLE_COMMIT_PAUSING_MECHANISM FF?
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I remember having to set the release level in is this still necessary? I would prefer not to enable it due to stability concerns since this is a production app. But I still want to take advantage of the performance benefits that come with this FF. Seeing as how this FF was released a little while ago, I was wondering if the experimental release level is still necessary? And if so, is there some way to enable some experimental features and not all of them in a blanket way like how the above is doing? That way we could just enable the minimum settings needed to make |
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@TowhidKashem Yes, |
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@TowhidKashem Yes,
DISABLE_COMMIT_PAUSING_MECHANISMReanimated static feature flags still requirespreventShadowTreeCommitExhaustionReact Native feature flag to be enabled, that's whyreactNativeReleaseLevelneeds to be set toexperimental. I understand your concerns with the app stability. @j-piasecki is working on a revamp of shadow tree commit mechanism which is expected to be out in RN 0.85.