Has anyone experienced a very large memory footprint attributable to (potentially) the options prop of the dcc.Dropdown component?
I have observed that having a large string for the label and a simple value results in a massive JavaScript memory amount for the app.
In my example, there were approximately 600 options, and the label was set to something like "Label 1 : {}, Label 2: {}, Label 3 : {}," …
The dcc.Dropdown components search ability is pretty awesome, but could this be the culprit? (creating a large search tree or something?)
Having the same exact issue. I am also dynamically changing the options via a callback which occasionally causes the chrome tab to crash with an out of memory message. Seems like either I am using it in an unintended way or something is wrong with the component…?
Edit:
I was able to stop the crashing by setting
searchable=False
However the memory usage is still about 1gb with the dropdown vs 200mb without. I only have maybe max 200 options in the dropdown although each one has a label which is a very long string.
I believe that when I tried to debug what was causing the memory crash it was decoding some token when it ran out of memory. I will look into the dynamic options however I don’t think it will work as I have two dropdowns. Dropdown A causes dropdown B options to change when the selection in A changes. My primary issue now is the massive memory usage relative to the array of options I pass in.