Our model entities are passed through the API in JSON format, allowing us to inflate them client-side for use on both the server and client sides. These entities have standard Hibernate bi-directional relationships. As you navigate through an object in the console, you may notice that the properties can seemingly expand endlessly due to these relationships. For example:
$get.OrderItem {validations: Object, metaData: Object, $$getFormattedValue: function, data: Object, modifiedData: Object…}
For instance, the Orderitem object may contain an Order object in its data, which in turn may have an Orderitem object, creating a chain of relationships. It may appear as though the objects keep expanding infinitely in the console, raising questions about potential memory leaks or excessively large object sizes. Is this a real world concern, or is it simply a result of the console's representation of each entity separately?