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Removed unnecessary recalculation of dates #1976

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@nickmelnikov82 nickmelnikov82 commented Mar 17, 2022

As described in issue #1962 DatePickerSingle and DatePickerRange are extremely slow when provided a long list of disabled_days.

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    • fix is_outside_range function
    • make test
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I ran the test before rebuilding with the fix and it froze for over 15 seconds before I closed the browser. With the fix it passed almost instantly.

💃 After merging dev and adding a changelog entry.

@alexcjohnson alexcjohnson merged commit 4b03e5a into plotly:dev Apr 19, 2022
@nickmelnikov82 nickmelnikov82 deleted the fix-is-outside-range-function branch April 20, 2022 07:17
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