Hello, what should I do when my `store` is too big...

# mvikotlin

[Shawn Tucker]

Hello, what should I do when my store is too big to be persisted? Until today, I reflected in my state object, which data I should query. This is important because my data can be too big for my savedStateHandle[android] to restore. The problem I am facing with this approach is that sometime my state depends on the data and sometime the data depends on my state.
Any suggestions/articles that address that state != data
and can help me find a better approach that solves the issues I am facing?

[Arkadii Ivanov]

Hello. It is not clear what is actual problem is you facing, so could you please elaborate? Specifically what you mean by state depends on the data etc, and why is that causes any issues?

[Arkadii Ivanov]

If I understand the problem correctly, you can drop the excessive data when saving the state. As described in the docs: https://arkivanov.github.io/MVIKotlin/state_preservation.html You should be able to do the same with SavedStateHandle.