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Revert "Integrate react control group embeddable into dashboard container (#190273) #191993
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…iner (elastic#190273)" This reverts commit c272d97.
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This rollback reverts performance metrics back to baseline. So it does seem #190273 introduced the regression. See #190273 (comment) for more info. |
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Quick sanity check - seems to be an inverse of #190273 (file count is consistent, line numbers are inverses, contents of a few files are direct inverses). Looking in to the performance issues now, but in the mean time, reverting this LGTM 👍
…rd container (elastic#190273) (elastic#191993)" This reverts commit 86a63da.
…shboard container - reloaded (#192221) PR replaces legacy embeddable control group implementation with react control group implementation in DashboardContainer. #### background Work originally done in #190273. #190273 was reverted by #191993 because of dashboard performance degradation. It was determined that degradation was because new react embeddable controls fixed a regression where dashboard panels are loading before control filters are created. This regression was introduced by #187509. The work around is that this PR keeps the currently broken behavior in main and loads panels before control filters are ready. The thinking is that the migration would replace like for like and not introduce any performance changes. Then, at a later time, the regression could be resolved. #### reviewing These are the same changes from #190273 minus some work to introduce a current regression in main. A full re-review is not needed. --------- Co-authored-by: Elastic Machine <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Hannah Mudge <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: kibanamachine <[email protected]>
Test performance of visualize embeddable refactor in isolation by reverting control group refactor