Optimize link performance by schiller-manuel · Pull Request #8252 · TanStack/router

schiller-manuel · 2026-09-05T17:53:04Z

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Bug Fixes
- Improved Link active-state handling and class/style merging across React, Solid, and Vue.
- Fixed state-specific Link props overriding conflicting base props.
- Preserved Vue object and nested-array class bindings during reactive updates and server rendering.
- Fixed dynamic Link destinations involving parameters, hashes, search values, trailing slashes, and custom serialization.
Performance
- Reduced repeated pathname processing and unnecessary work when building locations.
- Improved navigation performance through reusable interpolation results and more efficient Link prop handling.
Documentation
- Added opt-in React Link performance benchmark documentation.

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Walkthrough

Router pathname interpolation now uses shared cached plans and metadata collection. Router location building avoids unnecessary work. React, Solid, and Vue Links simplify active-state prop merging. Opt-in client and SSR Link benchmarks cover representative navigation workloads.

Changes

Router and Link behavior

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared pathname interpolation `packages/router-core/src/path.ts`, `packages/router-core/tests/path.test.ts`, `packages/router-core/tests/path-interpolation.bench.ts`	`interpolatePathname` now handles shared parameter encoding, metadata collection, missing values, wildcards, optional segments, decoder changes, and benchmark validation.
Router caching and location building `packages/router-core/src/router.ts`, `packages/router-core/tests/build-location.test.ts`, `packages/router-core/tests/routerTestUtils.ts`	`RouterCore` caches interpolation plans and results per router. Static paths bypass interpolation. Empty search middleware pipelines return directly.
Framework Link state and destination updates `packages/react-router/...`, `packages/solid-router/...`, `packages/vue-router/...`	Links resolve one active or inactive prop object, merge base styles and classes conditionally, and preserve reactive and SSR behavior. React tests cover dynamic destinations and active state.
Client and SSR Link workloads `benchmarks/client-nav/link-performance/*`	The opt-in workload renders and navigates 200 Links across parameter, middleware, encoding, rewrite, mask, and active-state cases.
Stable benchmark runner `benchmarks/client-nav/link-performance/{config.ts,stable-*.ts,statistics.ts,project.json}`	Build configuration, worker sampling, paired baseline/current measurements, confidence intervals, verdict classification, tests, documentation, and benchmark release metadata were added.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~100 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 5e93b

This change optimizes route interpolation and Link state-prop handling while preserving documented client, SSR, class, style, and middleware behavior. No current merge-blocking risk remains.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant StableRunner
  participant StableWorker
  participant LinkScenario
  StableRunner->>StableWorker: Initialize baseline and current bundles
  StableWorker->>LinkScenario: Create and warm client or SSR scenario
  StableRunner->>StableWorker: Request measurement batches
  StableWorker->>LinkScenario: Run navigation or rendering batches
  StableWorker-->>StableRunner: Return wall and CPU samples

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github-actions · 2026-09-05T17:54:28Z

🚀 Changeset Version Preview

7 package(s) bumped directly, 22 bumped as dependents.

🟩 Patch bumps

Package	Version	Reason
`@tanstack/history`	1.162.2 → 1.162.3	Changeset
`@tanstack/react-router`	1.170.33 → 1.170.34	Changeset
`@tanstack/router-core`	1.171.28 → 1.171.29	Changeset
`@tanstack/router-devtools-core`	1.168.1 → 1.168.2	Changeset
`@tanstack/solid-router`	1.170.31 → 1.170.32	Changeset
`@tanstack/start-plugin-core`	1.171.40 → 1.171.41	Changeset
`@tanstack/vue-router`	1.170.30 → 1.170.31	Changeset
`@tanstack/react-router-devtools`	1.167.1 → 1.167.2	Dependent
`@tanstack/react-start`	1.168.50 → 1.168.51	Dependent
`@tanstack/react-start-client`	1.168.31 → 1.168.32	Dependent
`@tanstack/react-start-rsc`	0.1.49 → 0.1.50	Dependent
`@tanstack/react-start-server`	1.167.38 → 1.167.39	Dependent
`@tanstack/router-cli`	1.167.34 → 1.167.35	Dependent
`@tanstack/router-devtools`	1.167.1 → 1.167.2	Dependent
`@tanstack/router-generator`	1.167.34 → 1.167.35	Dependent
`@tanstack/router-plugin`	1.168.36 → 1.168.37	Dependent
`@tanstack/router-vite-plugin`	1.167.36 → 1.167.37	Dependent
`@tanstack/solid-router-devtools`	1.167.1 → 1.167.2	Dependent
`@tanstack/solid-start`	1.168.48 → 1.168.49	Dependent
`@tanstack/solid-start-client`	1.168.30 → 1.168.31	Dependent
`@tanstack/solid-start-server`	1.167.37 → 1.167.38	Dependent
`@tanstack/start-client-core`	1.170.28 → 1.170.29	Dependent
`@tanstack/start-server-core`	1.169.32 → 1.169.33	Dependent
`@tanstack/start-static-server-functions`	1.167.33 → 1.167.34	Dependent
`@tanstack/start-storage-context`	1.167.30 → 1.167.31	Dependent
`@tanstack/vue-router-devtools`	1.167.1 → 1.167.2	Dependent
`@tanstack/vue-start`	1.168.47 → 1.168.48	Dependent
`@tanstack/vue-start-client`	1.167.33 → 1.167.34	Dependent
`@tanstack/vue-start-server`	1.167.37 → 1.167.38	Dependent

github-actions · 2026-09-05T17:56:29Z

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Commit: 1e289fd9f3e8
Measured at: 2026-09-08T04:13:19.965Z
Baseline source: history:0f40695fbe0f
Dashboard: bundle-size history

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`solid-router.minimal`	33.3 KiB +86 B	33.2 KiB +87 B	96.3 KiB -96 B	30.0 KiB +103 B	▁▁▁▂▂▂▂▂▂▅▆█
`solid-router.full`	38.1 KiB +94 B	38.0 KiB +96 B	110.9 KiB -96 B	34.4 KiB +105 B	▁▁▁▂▂▂▂▂▂▆▆█
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`react-start.minimal`	96.8 KiB +43 B	96.7 KiB +43 B	304.3 KiB -216 B	83.9 KiB +38 B	▁▁▁▂▃▃▃▃▃▇██
`react-start.query-integration`	104.1 KiB +70 B	104.0 KiB +63 B	330.8 KiB -212 B	90.1 KiB -54 B	▁▁▁▂▃▃▃▃▃▇██
`react-start.deferred-hydration`	97.5 KiB +50 B	96.7 KiB +46 B	305.7 KiB -216 B	84.5 KiB +14 B	▁▁▁▂▃▃▃▃▃▇██
`react-start.full`	99.9 KiB +43 B	99.8 KiB +44 B	314.0 KiB -215 B	86.7 KiB +140 B	▁▁▁▂▃▃▃▃▃▇█▆
`react-start.rsbuild.minimal`	100.1 KiB +29 B	99.9 KiB +29 B	314.6 KiB -223 B	86.4 KiB +20 B	▁▁▁▂▃▃▂▂▂▇█▅
`react-start.rsbuild.minimal-iife`	100.5 KiB +23 B	100.3 KiB +23 B	315.6 KiB -223 B	86.7 KiB +16 B	▁▁▁▂▃▃▂▂▂▇█▄
`react-start.rsbuild.full`	103.4 KiB +5 B	103.2 KiB +5 B	324.7 KiB -223 B	89.1 KiB +4 B	▁▁▁▂▃▃▂▂▂▇█▃
`solid-start.minimal`	46.2 KiB +113 B	46.1 KiB +113 B	137.4 KiB -96 B	41.0 KiB +94 B	▁▁▁▂▃▃▃▃▃▅▆█
`solid-start.deferred-hydration`	49.3 KiB +109 B	46.1 KiB +110 B	144.9 KiB -94 B	43.8 KiB +12 B	▁▁▁▂▃▃▃▃▃▅▅█
`solid-start.full`	51.2 KiB +107 B	51.1 KiB +109 B	152.8 KiB -96 B	45.4 KiB +76 B	▁▁▁▂▂▂▂▂▂▅▅█
`vue-start.minimal`	65.8 KiB +131 B	65.7 KiB +130 B	189.1 KiB -165 B	58.6 KiB +191 B	▁▁▁▂▂▂▂▂▂▅▅█
`vue-start.full`	69.6 KiB +145 B	69.5 KiB +142 B	201.5 KiB -125 B	61.8 KiB -22 B	▁▁▁▁▂▂▂▂▂▄▄█

Current gzip tracks all emitted client JS chunks. Initial gzip tracks only the entry/import graph. Trend sparkline is historical current gzip ending with this PR measurement; lower is better.

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packages/router-core/src/router.ts (1)
2882-2887: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use the effective router mode for the empty search return.

applySearchMiddleware is called from RouterCore.buildLocation, where this.isServer already contains the resolved router mode. In development SSR, the module-level isServer is undefined, so this branch reuses fromSearch. In production SSR, it returns a new {}. nullReplaceEqualDeep preserves this difference because server builds skip structural sharing. build-location.test.ts also asserts search-object identity. Pass this.isServer into applySearchMiddleware, or use isServer ?? router.isServer inside it.
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codspeed-hq · 2026-09-05T18:09:41Z

Merging this PR will degrade performance by 1.8%

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⚡ 13 improved benchmarks
❌ 6 regressed benchmarks
✅ 161 untouched benchmarks

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Performance Changes

	Mode	Benchmark	`BASE`	`HEAD`	Efficiency
❌	Memory	`mem client interrupted-navigations (vue)`	400.6 KB	666.5 KB	-39.89%
❌	Memory	`mem client navigation-churn (vue)`	388.5 KB	485.9 KB	-20.05%
❌	Memory	`mem client interrupted-navigations (solid)`	382.5 KB	445.5 KB	-14.14%
❌	Memory	`mem client interrupted-navigations (react)`	385.4 KB	442.4 KB	-12.89%
❌	Memory	`mem client navigation-churn (solid)`	381 KB	420.8 KB	-9.47%
❌	Memory	`mem client unique-location-churn (vue)`	2.1 MB	2.2 MB	-5.92%
⚡	Simulation	`client-links navigation loop (react)`	222.2 ms	180.7 ms	+22.97%
⚡	Memory	`mem client mount-unmount (vue)`	840.8 KB	736.9 KB	+14.1%
⚡	Simulation	`client-links navigation loop (vue)`	357.1 ms	319.9 ms	+11.63%
⚡	Simulation	`ssr server-route (vue)`	155.7 ms	147.2 ms	+5.75%
⚡	Simulation	`client-history navigation loop (react)`	85.1 ms	81.7 ms	+4.19%
⚡	Simulation	`client-async-pipeline navigation loop (react)`	76.1 ms	73.1 ms	+4.11%
⚡	Simulation	`client-preload interaction loop (solid)`	190.2 ms	182.8 ms	+4.02%
⚡	Simulation	`client-route-tree-scale navigation loop (react)`	129.6 ms	124.7 ms	+3.97%
⚡	Simulation	`ssr server-fn redirect (vue)`	195.6 ms	188.2 ms	+3.92%
⚡	Simulation	`client-control-flow navigation loop (vue)`	93.3 ms	89.8 ms	+3.88%
⚡	Simulation	`client-links navigation loop (solid)`	1.2 s	1.2 s	+3.56%
⚡	Simulation	`ssr request loop (react)`	177.1 ms	171.4 ms	+3.32%
⚡	Simulation	`client-side navigation loop (react)`	109.3 ms	106.1 ms	+3.01%

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Combine object-form parameter merges into one native call. Allocate a search middleware pipeline only when it is needed, and reuse the existing empty client search value. Preserve callback and structural-sharing behavior. React Link rendering benchmark, measured separately for this commit and its parent using exact production builds: - Workload: benchmarks/client-nav/scenarios/links/react/speed.bench.ts (200 persistent Links, eight navigations per measured batch). - Apple M4, Node 24.20.0, Vitest 4.1.4, NODE_ENV=production. - 4 fresh parent processes and 8 fresh processes for this commit, each with warmupIterations=50 and time=10000 ms; counterbalanced run order. - Parent mean times (ms): 4.4180, 4.0844, 4.1333, 4.2867. - This commit mean times (ms): 3.9412, 3.8998, 3.8950, 4.2674, 4.0423, 3.8793, 3.9043, 4.1120. - Median run means: 4.2100 -> 3.9228 ms. - Incremental effect: 6.82% less time; throughput change +7.32%. - Largest within-run RME for this revision: 1.22%. Incremental minimal/full React gzip impact: +44/+49 bytes. Benchmark sources and commit implementation trees are unchanged. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Links resolve one state-prop bag instead of separate active and inactive bags. Class names do not need temporary arrays. Unchanged styles retain their original references. Callback behavior and prop precedence remain unchanged. React Link rendering benchmark, measured separately for this commit and its parent using exact production builds: - Workload: benchmarks/client-nav/scenarios/links/react/speed.bench.ts (200 persistent Links, eight navigations per measured batch). - Apple M4, Node 24.20.0, Vitest 4.1.4, NODE_ENV=production. - 8 fresh parent processes and 8 fresh processes for this commit, each with warmupIterations=50 and time=10000 ms; counterbalanced run order. - Parent mean times (ms): 3.9412, 3.8998, 3.8950, 4.2674, 4.0423, 3.8793, 3.9043, 4.1120. - This commit mean times (ms): 3.8767, 3.8900, 4.5507, 4.0116, 3.8297, 3.8582, 3.8879, 4.0157. - Median run means: 3.9228 -> 3.8889 ms. - Incremental effect: 0.86% less time; throughput change +0.87%. - Largest within-run RME for this revision: 3.08%. - The small difference is not a reliable speedup claim; it is close to process-to-process variation. Incremental minimal/full React gzip impact: -12/-7 bytes. Benchmark sources and commit implementation trees are unchanged. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Reuse the existing segment parser to prepare parameter-name lists. Share pure interpolated path strings through bounded router-scoped SIEVE caches (32 templates, 128 paths per template). Avoid compound-key allocation for single-parameter templates and reuse the current template plan. Parameter callbacks still run before interpolation. Search, hash, state, masks, rewrites, and active-state handling remain independent. Decoder changes clear the caches. No per-Link result cache, descriptor checks, new route matcher, or public API change. React Link rendering benchmark, measured separately for this commit and its parent using exact production builds: - Workload: benchmarks/client-nav/scenarios/links/react/speed.bench.ts (200 persistent Links, eight navigations per measured batch). - Apple M4, Node 24.20.0, Vitest 4.1.4, NODE_ENV=production. - 8 fresh parent processes and 4 fresh processes for this commit, each with warmupIterations=50 and time=10000 ms; counterbalanced run order. - Parent mean times (ms): 3.8767, 3.8900, 4.5507, 4.0116, 3.8297, 3.8582, 3.8879, 4.0157. - This commit mean times (ms): 2.8824, 2.8625, 2.9597, 2.9673. - Median run means: 3.8889 -> 2.9211 ms. - Incremental effect: 24.89% less time; throughput change +33.13%. - Largest within-run RME for this revision: 1.15%. Incremental minimal/full React gzip impact: +251/+265 bytes. Benchmark sources and commit implementation trees are unchanged. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Cover missing optional parameters that become present, canonical splat keys, and the public usedParams shape. Add focused hit, eviction, and mixed-input benchmarks before simplifying cache metadata collection. Current cache baseline on Node 24.20.0: repeated single-param batches average 0.0050 ms, repeated multi-param batches 0.0305 ms, result eviction 0.1568 ms, template eviction 0.0809 ms, and mixed inputs 0.0370 ms. Miss-heavy runs show outliers and require narrower comparisons. Production cache remains unchanged. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Collect cache parameter names during the existing interpolation pass instead of parsing each new template twice. Reuse the first interpolated result, compact template plans, and share required/optional/splat path assembly. Preserve public interpolation metadata, missing-param behavior, decoder invalidation, and bounded router-local caches. Fresh existing React Link benchmark against parent cd4010d, Apple M4 / Node 24.20.0 / Vitest 4.1.4 / production: - 200 persistent Links and eight navigations per batch. Four separate processes per version, counterbalanced order, warmupIterations=50, time=10000 ms. - Parent means: 3.0527, 2.8610, 2.8329, 2.8729 ms. - This commit means: 3.1291, 2.8745, 2.8849, 2.8552 ms. - Median run means: 2.8670 -> 2.8797 ms (+0.44% time, effectively flat; no incremental Link speedup claimed). Within-run RME below 1%. - Fresh original-baseline comparisons: 4.2143 -> 2.9825 ms (-29.23%) and 4.0561 -> 2.9909 ms (-26.26%). The complete series still exceeds the original 20% target. Focused interpolation benchmarks, same files/inputs before and after: - Client uncached single-param batches: 90.51 -> 79.91 us (-11.7%). - Client cached template eviction: 72.33 -> 49.74 us (-31.2%; 4-6% RME, p75 also improves). - Client uncached mixed batches: 71.10 -> 52.41 us (-26.3%). - Server uncached mixed batches: 61.42 -> 38.11 us (-38.0%). Bundle size: React minimal/full -414 raw bytes each and -55/-68 gzip bytes. All 18 Router/Start fixtures shrink by 48-75 gzip bytes. Independent hunk attribution confirmed reductions for every retained group. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Move the bounded pathname cache onto RouterCore and reuse one interpolation traversal for pathname generation, cache keys, and optional public metadata. Remove the factory and per-parameter metadata callbacks, preserve decoder invalidation and development server/client overrides, and simplify React Link active-state and state-prop assembly. Public APIs and routing features remain unchanged. Official gzip measurements against parent 37bd31e: - React minimal: 86000 -> 85772 bytes (-228), equal to origin/main. - React full: 89601 -> 89356 bytes (-245), 6 below origin/main. - All 18 Router/Start fixtures shrink by 130-245 gzip bytes. Link remains included; fixtures and the existing Link workload are unchanged. - Independent Link-only changes save 78/86 bytes; core-only changes save 174/169. Combined gzip effects are not additive. Fresh existing production Link benchmark, Apple M4 / Node 24.20.0 / Vitest 4.1.4: 200 persistent Links, eight navigations per batch, 50 warm-up iterations and 10-second measurements, with separate processes in counterbalanced order. - Parent means: 2.903316, 2.908833, 2.945163, 2.955386 ms. - This commit means: 2.941129, 2.941699, 2.920172, 2.970072 ms. - Median run means: 2.926998 -> 2.941414 ms (+0.49% time, near process-to-process noise; no incremental Link speedup claimed). Maximum within-run RME: 0.84%. - Fresh original-baseline comparison: 4.283454 -> 3.016571 ms (-29.58% time). This is the whole-series improvement, not the incremental effect of this commit. Identical focused before/after benchmarks show public helper regressions eliminated, server public families 4.68-12.85% faster, and cached mixed/missing cases 6.50-10.43% faster. Removing the redundant last-template shortcut makes isolated single-template cache hits slower (5.93 -> 7.21 us client per 200 calls; 5.99 -> 6.83 us server). The real Link workload remains effectively flat for this size-reduction step. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Add 13 shared typed workloads measured through production client navigation and real SSR rendering: shared/unique params, updater functions, inheritance, relative targets, middleware chains, numeric parse/stringify, optional/splat segments, encoding, masks, rewrites, and active props with structured search and style merging. Keep all 26 benchmarks outside the existing client-nav/SSR aggregate projects and CodSpeed build graph. The dedicated @benchmarks/react-link-performance targets require TSR_LINK_PERF=1 for discovery; disabled suites import no app. Gate tests cover explicit enablement and production environment selection. Client batches perform eight navigations with 200 persistent measured Links. SSR batches create/load/render/dispose four fresh routers. Independent href, active-state, style, and history-state updater assertions run outside the measured loops. No production packages or dependencies change. Compared identical sources on origin/main 28a5e45 and captured HEAD bbaa7b3, with two fresh processes per ref/mode in counterbalanced order, 50 warm-up iterations, and 3-second windows. Full-suite results show lower HEAD client times for most cases (10.6% shared params, 13.2% search/hash/state updaters, 17.1% masks); SSR updater and optional cases show 14.8% and 12.4% reductions. These are whole-ref comparisons, not improvements from this benchmark-only commit. Run-to-run noise is significant for small differences. Initial middleware and unique-param SSR slowdowns reversed in focused reruns, so they are not established regressions. Preserve both full-suite and focused data in the uncommitted experiment log and session artifacts. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Bound control navigation history with replace and assert that the measured anchors remain mounted. Share the exact setup, batch, and post-measurement assertions between normal Vitest benches and the paired comparison runner. Increase normal warm-up and measurement windows. Add an opt-in stable runner with a fresh process per case/replica, separate router/app modules, one shared production React runtime, deterministic V8 random/hash seeds, alternating initialization order, and ABBA/BAAB fixed-work blocks. Record main-thread CPU, wall time, whole-process CPU, bundle hashes, and all raw blocks. Derive per-case 95% intervals from independent process replicas rather than correlated individual batches; require CPU and wall results to corroborate a direction. Same-code controls exposed substantial noise in earlier methods. The selected control was centered near zero (client CPU -0.95%, SSR CPU -0.56%), with intervals still several percentage points wide. Keep unresolved measurements explicitly inconclusive instead of labeling them regressions. Compared fixed runtime refs origin/main 28a5e45 and bbaa7b3 across all 26 cases with four fresh-process replicas each: 16 cases support speedups, 10 remain inconclusive, and none support a slowdown in both metrics. Client middleware CPU: -5.95% [-13.89%, +2.73%]; SSR middleware: -16.06% [-31.65%, +3.09%]; SSR unique params: -5.08% [-14.97%, +5.96%]. These do not establish middleware or unique-param regressions. No production package code or default CodSpeed workflow changes. Keep the complete raw matrix, calibration trials, snapshots, and detailed conclusions in uncommitted session artifacts and LOG.md. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Port the React Link bundle-size reductions to Solid and Vue: share exact/fuzzy pathname normalization, resolve only the selected active/inactive props, concatenate classes without temporary arrays, and avoid style allocation when neither source supplies styles. Vue forwards and visits one selected props object in both client and SSR paths. Keep framework-specific behavior: Solid retains its default-styling fast path and base href/handler precedence; Vue retains state-prop overrides and zero-argument callbacks. Both keep style snapshots so mutable Solid stores and Vue proxies remain reactive, including additions to empty style objects. No public API or unrelated production code changes. Official gzip measurements versus d4cc307: - Solid minimal: 34017 -> 33973 (-44 bytes). - Solid full: 38973 -> 38930 (-43 bytes). - Vue minimal: 50731 -> 50646 (-85 bytes). - Vue full: 56484 -> 56395 (-89 bytes). All nine Solid/Vue Router/Start fixtures shrink by 26-104 gzip bytes; all nine React fixtures remain byte-identical. Independent hunk attribution: active pathname checks save 36/41 Solid and 37/34 Vue bytes. State-prop changes alone save 0/2 Solid and 46/53 Vue bytes. Combined gzip deltas are not additive. Existing 200-Link/eight-navigation workloads were compared with frozen parent, props-only, and final bundles. Standalone wall-time runs were too variable for a speed claim. Interleaved fixed-seed checks, repeated with reversed module order, showed effectively flat rendering cost: Solid mean CPU -1.49% / +0.33%, Vue -0.23% / -0.29%; corresponding wall changes -1.81% / +0.50% and -0.12% / -0.33%. No incremental rendering speedup is claimed. Raw results and experiments remain in uncommitted LOG.md and session artifacts. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Organize the generic interpolation loop into static, wildcard, and named-parameter behavior blocks. Keep one shared key lookup, one encoding step, and one prefix/value/suffix assembly. Name affix boundaries and keep optional/missing wildcard behavior local to its segment type. Replace the self-clearing onMissing callback with an optional metadata result object. The public interpolatePath wrapper reuses its existing result object; pathname-only callers still allocate no metadata. Preserve one parameter read, the reusable parser buffer, absent optional cache keys, canonical and legacy splat metadata, and public return values. Fast-path empty splat strings before the URL-safe regex so sharing the encoding step does not penalize omitted values. Final official gzip measurements versus 5017a72: - React minimal: 85771 -> 85769 (-2 bytes). - React full: 89384 -> 89382 (-2 bytes). - All 18 fixtures range from -4 to +8 bytes; no unrelated source changes compensate for interpolation cost. Added mixed-type/affix metadata coverage and direct pathname-kernel benchmarks. Paired fixed-seed CPU measurements of the real parent/current modules show effectively flat required client pathname interpolation (+0.04%) and 0.37-4.14% lower time in the other sampled required/optional/splat/mixed/missing client/server combinations. These are focused kernel diagnostics, not a broad application speedup claim. Preserve the experiments, rejected larger variants, full fixture metrics, and raw benchmark output in uncommitted LOG.md and session artifacts. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Apply selected active/inactive props after ordinary base props in Solid and React, including React server output. Preserve the dedicated class concatenation and style merge handling. Add client/server regressions for supported refs and event handlers; do not widen the state-prop API to router navigation options. Keep Vue object and nested-array class values intact instead of interpolating them into strings. Compose base/state values with Vue-compatible arrays, retain omitted-class behavior, and clone props at VNode creation because Vue normalizes class values in place. This preserves cached bindings and later reactive class changes. Vue ordinary state-attribute precedence was already correct and is left unchanged. The regressions were run on the pre-fix implementations and failed for the reported behaviors, then passed after the fixes. Full framework unit/type/lint/package and Chromium coverage passes. Bundle impact remains small: React/Solid raw bytes unchanged; Vue Router minimal/full are 14/10 gzip bytes smaller. Detailed red/green evidence and measurements are kept in uncommitted LOG.md and session artifacts. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Pass the effective RouterCore.isServer value from buildLocation into applySearchMiddleware instead of using the module-level flag for empty-search reuse. This fixes development server routers taking the client shortcut when the imported flag is undefined. Keep middleware composition, search inheritance, and subsequent structural sharing unchanged. Add a four-case client/server and middleware/no-middleware regression matrix. The development server/no-middleware case failed before the fix; all cases and the full core validation pass afterward. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Prefer the compile-time isServer value in the empty-search shortcut and its buildLocation call, with the router instance mode as the development fallback. Keep middleware handling and search structural sharing unchanged. Regression tests fail with the previous implementation for both defined module modes. Actual React, Solid, and Vue minimal/full client bundles now remove the server guard and the this.isServer read. All 18 bundle fixtures lose 16 raw bytes; React minimal/full gzip changes from 85781/89392 to 85778/89386 bytes. No additional runtime timing gain is claimed. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Declare the native null-prototype target once for non-inheriting parameter modes. Preserve updater isolation, native copy counts, and literal-parameter merge behavior. Group parameter resolution with search middleware without changing Link or path interpolation logic. Official current-branch bundles shrink in all 18 scenarios by 2-30 gzip bytes versus 9c7cab4. React Router minimal: 85778 -> 85748 (-30); full: 89386 -> 89384 (-2). A matched-main preview against cf166d1 measures React Router minimal at 85805 versus main 85821 (-16), and full at 89385 versus main 89398 (-13). Eight of nine matched-main React fixtures meet main; Start+Query remains +25 bytes. Small Solid overages are retained as agreed. Eight paired client/SSR cases with four independent replicas each detected no supported timing regression or improvement. Add coverage for fresh updater copies, null prototypes, inheritance, and clearing. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

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       ...stateProps,
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Restore the computed href, target, and disabled values after active/inactive state props. Keep state-prop ref/event overrides, class/style composition, and the default styling fast path unchanged for client and SSR rendering. Reproduce the history/rewrite href failures and extend existing state-prop regressions to cover conflicting routing fields. Full validation passes 922 client tests (one skipped), 33 server tests, type/lint/export checks, and 24 Chromium cases. The full bundle matrix adds 16/13 gzip bytes to Solid Router minimal/full and 13-17 bytes to Solid Start fixtures. React and Vue bundles are unchanged; no extra allocations or href recomputation are introduced. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Remove the object-returning internal wrapper and keep one interpolatePath returning a pathname with optional metadata outputs. Migrate router, devtools, tests, and benchmarks while leaving parsing and cache limits unchanged. Devtools requests only missing-param status. Tests use direct expected paths and explicit metadata; cache benchmarks no longer carry obsolete factory compatibility dispatch. React Router minimal/full gzip are 85829/89413 bytes (+5/+4 from 8a9f57e, still 14/4 below measured main). Full units/types/exports and 76 browser cases pass; eight paired client/SSR workloads show no supported timing change. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Store branches and interpolation plans directly on route objects. Use the already-resolved destination route, remove the fixed outer limit for registered templates, and retain128 results per route. Keep a bounded32-template fallback for arbitrary templates and masks. Build/install route-tree indexes and string caches as one bundle for existing SSR reuse. Reinitialization clears ancestor branches; interpolation plans validate their exact template and decoder without unconditional resets. Loaded match data remains request-local. Against29509b9b98, paired core buildLocation batches over64/256 templates use40-43% less CPU; four fresh server routers generating200 hrefs each use8-9% less. Reversed import order corroborates these scoped results. Four real client/SSR Link cases remain statistically inconclusive. All18 bundle fixtures shrink19-37 gzip bytes versus the consolidation baseline. React Router minimal/full are85797/89379 bytes,46/38 below measured main. Tests cover SSR request cleanup, route reuse, decoder/trailing variants, reparenting, result bounds and fallback capacity. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Cover client/server matching with cold and Link-primed route plans, nested params, high-cardinality misses, optional params, and splats. Gate all additional cases behind TSR_LINK_PERF=1. Evaluate six matching-cache prototypes without retaining production changes. Eager variants regress repeated misses by24-64%. Read-through reuse improves warm matching microcases but adds65 gzip bytes; all26 application Link/SSR comparisons show no supported speedup, with one relative-Link slowdown. Real HTTP SSR ABBA means differ by only -0.41%, within observed variation. Restore production and all18 bundle metrics exactly to ec05cc6. Preserve detailed measurements and rejected prototypes in session artifacts and uncommitted LOG.md. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Functional Vue renders have an instance but no active effect scope. Reuse the existing Vue-store hook inside a render-owned scope, disposing subscriptions before rerender and unmount. Scope public useLinkProps effects as well; preserve setup behavior, equality and readonly semantics. The unchanged navigation-churn fixture previously left 600 subscriptions active after unmount, including on the CodSpeed base. The fix leaves zero. Four isolated Node 24.8.0 replicas against e0b7e9f reduced sampled JS allocations 34.2% (76.61 to 50.43 MB) for navigation churn and 22.5% (28.70 to 22.24 MB) for interrupted navigation. Mounted post-GC heap growth fell 78.9% and 13.9%; workload CPU fell 43.4% and 12.7%. These are local JS/CPU measurements, not CodSpeed native peaks. Balanced Vue Link comparisons remained within module-order noise (-0.14% mean CPU). Vue Router adds 110/135 gzip bytes and Vue Start adds 125 bytes; React and Solid bundle output is unchanged. Add failing-before lifecycle regressions for useMatch and functional useLinkProps. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

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