Faster Saves and Snappier Relationship Fields
Autosave and relationship-heavy editors now do far less database work per keystroke, so large pages and event records save and load noticeably faster.
On large sites, editing a page dense with linked content could feel sluggish: every autosave and every relationship field triggered its own round of lookups, and the delays added up. The admin now batches relationship label lookups, removes duplicate path checks from autosave, and caches repeated event lookups within a request, so busy editors spend less time waiting on saves.
Autosave does less work
Autosaving a page previously repeated the same path lookups several times per save. Those are now deduplicated, so drafts persist faster and the editor stays responsive while you type. Nothing about what gets saved has changed, only how quickly it happens.
Relationship labels load in one pass
Screens that show many linked records, such as list views and pickers full of relationship fields, previously fetched each label individually. Labels are now fetched in batches, so records with dozens of linked works, people, or events open without the long stutter, and repeated event lookups within a single request are answered from cache.