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perf(http): execute fetch outside of Angular zone
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In this update, the fetch backend now executes fetch operations outside of the Angular zone. This adjustment primarily aims to decrease Continuous Delivery (CD) cycles on Node.js. The decision was influenced by Undici, the Node.js fetch implementation, which relies on `setTimeouts` to manage response timeouts.
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Thanks for the investigation @alan-agius4 !
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In this update, the fetch backend now executes fetch operations outside of the Angular zone. This adjustment primarily aims to decrease Continuous Delivery (CD) cycles on Node.js. The decision was influenced by Undici, the Node.js fetch implementation, which relies on `setTimeouts` to manage response timeouts. PR Close #56820
In this update, the fetch backend now executes fetch operations outside of the Angular zone. This adjustment primarily aims to decrease Continuous Delivery (CD) cycles on Node.js. The decision was influenced by Undici, the Node.js fetch implementation, which relies on `setTimeouts` to manage response timeouts. PR Close #56820
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In this update, the fetch backend now executes fetch operations outside of the Angular zone. This adjustment primarily aims to decrease Continuous Delivery (CD) cycles on Node.js. The decision was influenced by Undici, the Node.js fetch implementation, which relies on
setTimeoutsto manage response timeouts.