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perf(router-core): cache route mask misses - #8111
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In `@packages/router-core/src/new-process-route-tree.ts`:
- Line 585: Update the cache-hit branch in the surrounding route-tree logic to
wrap the return statement in braces, preserving the existing cached !==
undefined condition and return behavior.
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Add braces around the cache-hit branch.
At Line 585, the one-line if body violates the TypeScript control-statement rule. Add braces without changing the cache semantics.
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- if (cached !== undefined) return cached+ if (cached !== undefined) {+ return cached+ }As per coding guidelines, files matching **/*.{ts,tsx,js,jsx} must use curly braces for if, else, loops, and similar control statements.
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In `@packages/router-core/src/new-process-route-tree.ts` at line 585, Update the
cache-hit branch in the surrounding route-tree logic to wrap the return
statement in braces, preserving the existing cached !== undefined condition and
return behavior.
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Summary
nullroute-mask results as cache hitsfindFlatMatchalready storesnullfor misses, but its truthy cache check ignored those entries. Successful matches were cached correctly; misses were recomputed on every repeated link build.Benchmark setup
A real
RouterCorewith 1,200 routes and one configured route mask builds 1,200 locations per sample. Production, browser-conditioned bundles run in Node withcreateMemoryHistoryandRouterCoreconfigured as server.mainand this branch were bundled separately, loaded into the same process, and alternated for 1,500-2,000 samples. Each workload was rerun with candidate/baseline construction order reversed.Times are median milliseconds per 1,200
buildLocation()calls. Arrows aremain-> candidate.Warm-cache best case: repeated destinations that do not match a mask
Cache-thrashing case: 1,200 unique misses with a 1,000-entry cache
Worst measured control: repeated successful mask matches
Successful matches were already cached, so this is intentionally neutral. The unique-miss workload continually evicts earlier misses; medians and means disagree amid large tail outliers, so it is reported as no demonstrated difference.
Rough workload distribution
These are requested gross estimates, not project telemetry. They are heuristic assumptions based on the affected API conditions:
routeMasks; this code path is not entered and performance is unchangedMask usage and mask coverage vary substantially by application, so the estimates describe likely shape rather than measured ecosystem adoption.
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react-router.minimalcompared withmain:Test plan
pnpm nx run @tanstack/router-core:test:unitpnpm nx run @tanstack/router-core:test:typespnpm nx run @tanstack/router-core:test:eslintreact-router.minimalbundle-size comparisonSummary by CodeRabbit