* fix: replace toSorted with slice().sort() for macOS 12 compatibility
Array.prototype.toSorted() is ES2023 and not supported in WebKit < 16
(bundled with macOS 12 Monterey). Using slice().sort() is functionally
identical and works on all platforms.
Fixes#7216
* chore: update Changelog
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Co-authored-by: Tunglies <77394545+Tunglies@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(connections): stabilize table memory usage
Render the connections table and list from stable row view models, and replace the TanStack row/cell instantiation path with a lightweight virtualized table body.
The leak was isolated to the frontend table render path: websocket data without the table stayed flat, while the normal table path kept producing large per-snapshot object graphs under active/closed churn.
Introduced-by: bf06cbc87d (introduced the TanStack table path)
Related-hot-path: 068678135 (made default ordering/filtering hot enough for long-running /connections sessions to amplify retained heap/RSS)
Related-retention-path: 7fc238c27b (moved Home stats to the full connection websocket subscription, so Home could keep connection snapshots alive for totals/count)
Keep UI behavior intact: column visibility, column order, resizing, sorting, connection details, the closed-connection cap, and the 500ms refresh cadence remain.
* fix(connections): lazily release connection snapshots
Keep the full active/closed connection snapshot scoped to /connections by using a short React Query gcTime for the full subscription.
Home now subscribes to a lightweight connection summary for totals and active count, so leaving /connections no longer keeps the full active/closed arrays and closed history alive for the dashboard.
Only the selected Active or Closed mode feeds filtering, sorting, row-view derivation, and table/list rendering. Switching modes remounts the row subtree and closes detail/column-manager state without changing the capped closed-history behavior.
* fix(connections): decouple collection from rendering
Move the high-frequency connection websocket path out of React Query and into a module-level external store consumed with useSyncExternalStore.
The store keeps one normalized active snapshot plus the capped closed history, continues collecting across route changes, and only notifies mounted subscribers. Home reads the same store through a lightweight summary snapshot, so leaving /connections no longer renders the table/list while connection history is still preserved.
This replaces the short-gc release behavior that made Active/Closed history disappear after navigating away, and bounds retained data to current active connections plus the closed cap instead of React Query cache objects.
* fix(connections): keep collection store authoritative
Remove the temporary per-subscription gcTime override added for /connections. The connection monitor now owns active/closed retention outside React Query, so route changes should stop rendering without clearing collected history.
This leaves the shared Mihomo websocket hook on its original 30s cache behavior for logs, traffic, and memory while /connections uses the external store introduced in the previous commit.
* perf(connections): coalesce snapshots before parsing
Keep only the latest raw websocket message during the 500ms throttle window and parse it when the store flushes. High-churn connection bursts no longer allocate parsed object graphs for snapshots that will be overwritten before React can observe them.
Also compare incoming metadata through the same normalization used for retained records, so optional undefined fields do not prevent metadata reference reuse.
* perf(connections): trim render allocations
Reuse existing row view objects before formatting derived strings when the retained connection object reference is unchanged. Stable closed-history rows no longer allocate throwaway display strings on every snapshot.
Measure the table scroll viewport on mount and resize instead of assuming a 1200px body, so virtual rendering starts from the real visible row count. Keep table state across Active/Closed switches and share the relative-time cell between table and list rows.
* perf(connections): tighten shared time updates
Refresh the shared relative-time clock before the first subscriber render and switch the listener registry back to a Set, avoiding stale labels after returning to /connections and keeping subscriber churn O(1).
Also sort table time rows by the existing numeric startTime field, drop the redundant row-view startTime equality check, and remove one unnecessary table prop guard.
* perf(connections): skip table-wide row projection
Stop materializing ConnectionRowView objects for the whole filtered dataset in table layout. The page now keeps raw connection records for the table path and only formats visible cells inside the virtualized table body, while list layout keeps the cached row-view path.
This removes the steady 500ms allocation pass that was still walking every filtered connection before table rendering. Detail lookup now reads the current filtered raw record directly, and the table clamps scroll state when switching between datasets of different lengths.
* perf(connections): skip unnecessary filter clone when table not searching
In table mode, avoid creating a filtered copy when search is empty: only apply search/sort work for non-empty query while retaining the same default order behavior. Also replace parsing in order comparators with numeric startTime to avoid per-tick Date object churn and use SearchBox state to detect an empty search.
In table layout without search input, use upstream connection snapshot directly for rendering instead of cloning/sorting every interval tick. This removes a persistent per-update array allocation path while keeping list-mode sort/search behavior unchanged.
* perf(connections): bound closed merge without full transient arrays
Cap closed-history promotion while iterating previous active set without building a temporary large closed array. This preserves the 500-item limit while avoiding 100k-scale transient allocations when many connections close between snapshots.
* fix(changelog): address memory leak caused by frontend
* perf(connections): cache visible table cell snapshots
Add a bounded row snapshot cache for the virtualized table so repeated paints and optional column sorting reuse stable formatted strings instead of rebuilding host/source/rule/chains/traffic text on every refresh. The cache is capped to avoid retaining large active sets.
Also skip full connection-data snapshot merging when only summary listeners are mounted, keeping Home on the summary-only path without changing Connections history while the page is subscribed.
* chore: update Changelog
* chore: update Changelog
- Replace boolean/string validation results with structured ValidationOutcome values across config validation, profile switching, DNS validation, and script validation. Callers can now distinguish valid, invalid, skipped, and busy states, with invalid results carrying an error kind and message.
- Route core config updates through structured outcomes and checked forced updates. Generation and validation failures now discard runtime drafts and surface validation failures instead of relying on empty success messages.
- Preserve existing frontend ergonomics by keeping boolean service wrappers where callers only need success, while direct DNS and script validation consumers receive ValidationOutcome. Failed profile editor saves reload the backend-restored file content and synchronize Monaco models so reopened editors show the restored state.
WebSocket hooks (use-connection-data, use-log-data)
- Single-pass merge for connection snapshots; reuse previous row reference
when upload/download are unchanged so downstream memos can bail out
- Single-allocation cap on closedConnections (no double concat+slice)
- Single-allocation clamp in appendLogs
- Cache dayjs().format result within each 50ms log flush window
Connection table (connection-table.tsx)
- Decouple 5s relative-time tick from columnDefs via shared module-level
tickStore + memoised RelativeTimeCell so the tick no longer rebuilds
the table
- RowComponent memo with custom comparator (relies on stable row reference)
- Lift sx objects to module scope
- Stable onShowDetail via ref
App data provider (app-data-provider, app-data-context)
- Split monolithic context into six sub-contexts (Proxies/Rules/ClashConfig/
System/Uptime/Refreshers); 3s uptime ticks no longer invalidate unrelated
consumers
- useAppData adapter aggregates sub-contexts; consumer files unchanged
- useStableFn helper stabilises all refresh* callback identities
- Extract useCtx helper to remove repeated null-check boilerplate
Canvas traffic graph (enhanced-canvas-traffic-graph, use-traffic-monitor)
- Lift Y-axis scale (max/min) to drawGraph layer; calculateY allocations
per frame: ~600 -> 1
- Document visibility gate stops RAF and the setNow interval when the
window is hidden; appendData unaffected
- Reuse the existing visibilitychange listener instead of adding a second
one; isDocumentVisibleRef guards animate() inside the frame
- Convert forEach arrow shorthands to block bodies
- Drop unnecessary state-setter deps from a useCallback
Proxy groups (proxy-groups, proxy-render, use-render-list)
- Narrow proxyColItemsMemo dep: headState -> headState.showType
- Per-group fingerprint cache + prevListRef in use-render-list; steady-state
refetch ticks become O(0) and the list reference stays stable when nothing
changed
- useStableCallback wraps handleCheckAll / handleLocation
- Extract shared delay state logic from ProxyItem and ProxyItemMini
into `useProxyDelayState` hook (src/hooks/use-proxy-delay-state.ts);
JSX display thresholds preserved per-component.
- Deduplicate rAF/setTimeout/Promise scheduling in DelayManager via
a private `scheduleOnNextFrame` helper.
- Drop no-op `useMemo(() => MODES, [])` in proxies page.
- Replace `any` on `setClashLog` prev params and layout-traffic sx
objects with proper types (`pre!`, `Pick<BoxProps|...>`).
The MUI v9 migration moved boxStyle layout props into sx, but the memory
usage Box had a separate sx that overwrote it. Merge boxStyle.sx like the
upload/download rows already do.
Backend:
- Move resolve_done() from sync setup() to async task after futures::join!
so Timer waits for actual init completion instead of firing immediately
- Replace std::thread::sleep(50ms) with tokio::time::sleep in async context
- Remove duplicate refresh_tray_menu in tray_init (keep post-join call only)
- Delete dead code reset_resolve_done (process restarts, static is destroyed)
- Rename create_window(is_show) → create_window(should_create) for clarity
Frontend:
- Remove duplicate verge://refresh-clash-config listener from AppDataProvider
(useLayoutEvents handles it via invalidateQueries — single consumer path)
- Stabilize useEffect deps with useRef for TQ refetch references
- Simplify AppDataProvider event listener setup (profile-changed + proxy only)
- Change TQ_MIHOMO retryDelay from fixed 2000ms to exponential backoff
(200ms → 400ms → 800ms, cap 3s) so core-dependent queries retry faster
- Expose isCoreDataPending from AppDataProvider to distinguish between
data still loading vs actual errors
- ClashModeCard: show placeholder instead of "communication error" while
core data is pending
- CurrentProxyCard: show empty space instead of "no active node" while
core data is pending
- Remove Rust-side `eval(INITIAL_LOADING_OVERLAY)` that prematurely
dismissed the overlay before React/MUI theme was ready
- Defer `window.show()` from Rust `activate_window` to an inline
`<script>` in index.html, executed after the themed overlay is in DOM
- Remove `useAppInitialization` hook (duplicate of `useLoadingOverlay`
with no themeReady gate)
- Simplify overlay to pure theme-colored background — no spinner or
loading text — so fast startup feels instant
- Simplify `hideInitialOverlay` API and reduce overlay fade to 0.2s
- Clean up unused CSS variables (spinner-track, spinner-top, etc.)
