build(deps): bump @sanity/vision from 3.55.0 to 3.57.1

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Bumps @sanity/vision from 3.55.0 to 3.57.1.

Release notes

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v3.57.1

🐛 Notable bugfixes

• Fixes a performance regression introduced in v3.51.0 (#7471)

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📓 Full changelog

Author	Message	Commit
Rico Kahler	fix(core): ensure all keys are reconciled	6393df8

v3.57.0

✨ Highlights

Significant rendering perf. improvements (up to x10) in dev mode

This change enables styled-components "speedy mode" in sanity dev, improving developer mode performance. This change impacts only development builds (sanity dev) – production builds (sanity build or sanity start) remain unaffected since "speedy mode" has always been enabled in production.

Developers embedding Sanity Studio in other frameworks like Next.js or Remix need to adjust their own build tooling to declare the SC_DISABLE_SPEEDY flag to achieve the same performance benefits. For example, Next.js users can add this snippet to their next.config.{js,mjs,ts} file:

export default {
  env: {
    SC_DISABLE_SPEEDY: 'false' // makes styled-components as fast in dev mode as it is in production mode
  }
}

For Safari users, while they will still be able to inspect and see CSS rules coming from styled-components, these will now be read-only in the DevTools inspector. The performance benefits from enabling "speedy mode" in development mode are significant for Safari users and outweigh the convenience of being able to edit these rules directly in the inspector. With Hot Module Reload, developers can still quickly make changes to their source code, and the new styles will apply immediately.

Enabling "speedy mode" offers a faster development experience across the board. Developers using Safari for testing purposes can still verify the functionality of the studio, and for more detailed CSS editing, they can switch to Chrome, Firefox, or other Chromium-based browsers like Arc or Brave.

It's still possible to restore the old behaviour of disabling speedy in dev mode in userland with a custom sanity.cli.ts override:

import {defineCliConfig} from 'sanity/cli'
import {type UserConfig} from 'vite'
export default defineCliConfig({

vite(viteConfig: UserConfig): UserConfig {

return {

...viteConfig,

define: {

...viteConfig.define,

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Commits

• 22e2cfb v3.57.1
• 0587ee5 v3.57.0
• c5a4207 chore(deps): update dependency styled-components to ^6.1.13 (#7442)
• 57384e6 v3.56.0
• 6bd4f8c fix(deps): update dependency @​sanity/icons to ^3.4.0 (#7417)
• See full diff in compare view

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