redid how LinkManager stores links on documents by putting them on the Doc itself instead of as a computedFn. This has a signifcant effect on efficiency since adding a link to one document will no longer invalidate every other view that references *any* document's links

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/src/client/views/DocumentButtonBar.tsx b/src/client/views/DocumentButtonBar.tsx
index e248ef39a..a5d80cd22 100644
--- a/src/client/views/DocumentButtonBar.tsx
+++ b/src/client/views/DocumentButtonBar.tsx
@@ -352,10 +352,10 @@ export class DocumentButtonBar extends React.Component<{ views: () => (DocumentV
         const considerPush = isText && this.considerGoogleDocsPush;
         return <div className="documentButtonBar">
             <div className="documentButtonBar-button">
-                <DocumentLinksButton links={this.view0.allLinks} View={this.view0} AlwaysOn={true} InMenu={true} StartLink={true} />
+                <DocumentLinksButton View={this.view0} AlwaysOn={true} InMenu={true} StartLink={true} />
             </div>
             {DocumentLinksButton.StartLink || !Doc.UserDoc()["documentLinksButton-fullMenu"] ? <div className="documentButtonBar-button">
-                <DocumentLinksButton links={this.view0.allLinks} View={this.view0} AlwaysOn={true} InMenu={true} StartLink={false} />
+                <DocumentLinksButton View={this.view0} AlwaysOn={true} InMenu={true} StartLink={false} />
             </div> : (null)}
             {!Doc.UserDoc()["documentLinksButton-fullMenu"] ? (null) : <div className="documentButtonBar-button">
                 {this.templateButton}