@andersy005, @jbusecke and I noticed that for big trees (hundreds or thousands of nodes) the HTML repr can become very slow to render, potentially locking up your jupyter notebook.
We think that's because the HTML representing the whole tree is pre-rendered in one go, and hidden by defaulting sections to be closed. If your tree contains thousands of nodes that's a lot of HTML to render.
@andersy005 suggested that perhaps the HTML repr should contain some kind of callback, so that the code to render new nodes is only opened
I don't know if that's possible at all, or whether it would work for reprs rendered in non-interactive environments (such as in xarray's static docs pages).
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