Don't compile outdated revisions

[dzwdz]

Description

When making large changes to a document which makes it no longer compile (which I assume breaks incremental compilation?), each keystroke triggers a recompile - and they get queued up. If the document takes a while to compile, then it takes ages to get through the queue, because Typst tries to compile all the queued up edits (even though they're useless).

For example - right now I changed some function definitions in a fairly large document, and I needed to change some function calls to #sidenote(inline: false)[...]. After replacing a single call and looking in the Improve tab:

• I first see an error about #sidenote(i) not being valid, because i is undefined.
• It hangs for a while, presumably compiling the next revision.
• I see an error about #sidenote(in) not being valid, because in is undefined.
• It hangs for a while, presumably compiling the next revision.
• [...]

The editor becomes pretty laggy during this too. I run into this surprisingly often... :(

Reproduction URL

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Browsers

Firefox

OS

Linux