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- DataStore::saveContacts packs byte-identical 152B records into ~5KB chunk writes (was ~12 tiny FS writes per contact: 2.6-3.0s at ~570 contacts on the loop thread — the #82 sluggishness); falls back to per-field writes on alloc failure - Contacts 60s age tick updates the Heard labels in place (was a ~1.3s full teardown+rebuild); advert-driven rebuilds coalesced to one per 2.5s - Spectrum: rolling waterfall row + live trace every quarter sweep (~250ms), 8-bin/8ms sweep chunks (~20% faster full sweep); trace Y range now tracks the live min/max — instant expand, 3dB/sweep contract, 30dB minimum span Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# beta_30 (TEST) — the big-mesh sluggishness fix + a much faster Spectrum analyzer. On top of beta_29.
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# One user-facing note per non-blank, non-# line; # lines are section comments.
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# --- Fixed ---
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The periodic multi-second freezes on busy meshes are gone. Saving the contact list to storage took up to 3 seconds at ~570 contacts and ran on the UI thread every couple of minutes, which is exactly the trackball and touch hesitation people felt since beta_25. The save now writes the same data in a few large chunks instead of thousands of tiny ones, cutting it to a fraction. Thanks to guinnessbear for the report and Yazutsu for the precise measurements that pinned this down (issue #82).
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The Contacts tab no longer rebuilds itself every 60 seconds just to refresh the "heard 2h ago" labels - they update in place now. That rebuild cost over a second on large contact lists and could yank the list while you were scrolling.
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A burst of adverts can no longer queue several back-to-back Contacts rebuilds; they are now coalesced.
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# --- Improved ---
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The Spectrum analyzer feels live now: the waterfall gets a new line about four times per second instead of once per sweep, the trace advances across the band as it sweeps (like a bench analyzer), and a full sweep is about 20 percent faster.
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The Spectrum trace also scales itself to the signal now: the chart tracks the live minimum and maximum, jumping out instantly for a strong signal (no more clipping flat at the top) and easing back once it is gone.
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