Why is this called In-Context Circular References? It actually shows the rebuild times for the assembly and any component that needs rebuilding in-context, plus the graphic-triangles generation.

The current name can mislead users into thinking that would help them spot circular references. That is not the case.

Or it can scare them into thinking that they have circular references.

It should be called rebuild time, pure and simple.

Would be nice to separate the rebuild time from the graphics generation.

I am also curious why in the above image the graphics are generated twice.