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angular - How to find the root cause for peaks in ngAfterViewChecked-calls()?

Using a console.log() in Angular's ngAfterViewChecked-callback-function shows that it is getting triggered way too much in a very short time (around seconds) with a call stack, which is not very useful to find the root cause of the call.

Anybody, who has an idea what it could be or how to approach that issue? So far it is known, that the method gets triggered when the DOM changed, but so far did not find a way to log the DOM-changes e.g. as approach to find out what causes the DOM-change then again.

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