I originally noticed this issue in my completed app, but have installed the default react-native app to test, and I'm seeing the "dropped so far" number in the perf monitor constantly creep up even though nothing is happening.
Is this number supposed to increase constantly?
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Yes, though it's not always constant.
(I'm making the assumption that you mean constant as in the same value, although if you just mean it as it never stops, then you can ignore the extra extra explanation behind how it works.)
To understand the logic of dropped so far, you can look at the React Native codebase. You will find the code for the perf monitor in the FpsView.java file. In it, you can see what variable (droppedUIFrames) is being used for the dropped so far code (line 67). If you follow this all the way back, you get to the FPSMonitorRunnable class which uses the mTotalFramesDropped variable to keep track of frames dropped so far (line 79). In this class, you just have a loop updating the variables being reported. The line you'll be interested in is this one on line 90:
mTotalFramesDropped += mFrameCallback.getExpectedNumFrames() - mFrameCallback.getNumFrames(); From this, you can see that yes, this value is a counter that simply increases but never gets reset while the perf monitor is running. You can also see that it isn't constant (fixed value); in your case, it probably happens to appear constant because you are on the "hello world" screen where nothing interesting is happening.
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