Fix Maximum call stack size exception in computeLabelSizes #7883
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The same change could be made in the master branch, but I wasn't able to reproduce #7881. Something seems to have changed regarding the |
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Would be a good idea to take this into v3 as well |
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I should be able to submit a PR for v3 soon. I figured I'd wait for this one to be approved first. |
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thanks @silentmatt |
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Calling Math.max with a large number of values was throwing an exception.
Tracking the current largest width and height as the widths and heights are
built up should be faster and avoids the exception.