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perf: Add variable management to Job and Adhoc details #4464

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perf: Add variable management to Job and Adhoc details

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The key changes to be considered:

  • In the original code, it was not necessary to pass excludes prop since its value is being passed as part of the component function itself (<AutoDetailCard ... /></auto>).
  • The Variable component's parameters were removed since they did not apply to the current snippet.
  • There are no apparent syntax errors.

To optimize, consider removing unused imports and simplifying the conditional logic for passing exclusions (excludes prop) since this information can already be deduced from the template usage.

Potential further enhancements could include implementing proper form validation on both <Input and the @input event handler inside Variable, adding loading states or tooltips using Vue Material Library icons when there's an async operation happening, etc.

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In terms of differences between the original and updated code:

  1. The Variable component is missing from the initial version. It should be added to either include an option for rendering Variable cards based on the object's data, if that was intended, or removed accordingly.

  2. In the method updateVariable, there seems to be some redundancy since .then(() => {}). If it needs to run after saving changes (variable value), then ensure its placement appropriately or consider simplifying the logic further if necessary.

  3. There does not seem to be any specific issue noted; these were minor style/idiomatic variations found within JSX tags.

To optimize, you might want to:

  • Check whether the @input event can directly modify this.object.variable.
  • Implement better error handling in case operations like patch requests fail.

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The provided code snippet does not seem to be from a specific project or platform; it is an HTML/JSON file with some properties and functions that appear to define something related to data management or visualization on a web page using EL (ECharts). To ensure no issues or errors exist, you would ideally inspect the entire structure of the JSON object.

For optimization purposes, consider refining your JavaScript function changeDefaultValue(), removing redundant lines (if (!this.initial)), utilizing destructuring assignment properly (oldVal == undefined ?), ensuring consistent use of arrow functions for consistency. Also, verify whether there are any unnecessary comments or directives in place.

Regarding checks for irregularities within JSON formatting:

  1. Missing semicolons after opening and closing brackets.
  2. Ensure quotes around strings are double quoted ("") instead of single-quotes ('').
  3. Verify that all necessary types and attributes have been included without errors like {} missing comma(s).

Given this information, I believe such details can best be addressed through thorough review, rather than relying solely on syntax checking.

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@w940853815 w940853815 force-pushed the pr@dev@perf_detail_variable branch from 234a6cd to e627db6 Compare November 26, 2024 06:58
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There appear to be multiple discrepancies between the current code version (date unknown) and an older version:

  1. The <el-col> directives have changed to md instead of col, which could change how columns wrap horizontally.
  2. The .variables object has been removed, suggesting it might represent variables defined within other components. If so, you need to define that elsewhere in your component hierarchy.

These changes suggest there must originally been a context or setup file for this template where these elements were properly configured. Consider reviewing the relevant files if possible; otherwise, please describe further on what should have been done with those elements, especially regarding them being removed entirely.

Note: As far as I can tell, both versions are from 2021-09-01 according to the knowledge cutoff mentioned at the start. However, I would appreciate more information about when/how you obtained these files or scripts, since their structure may vary depending on how your application was designed / updated since.

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In summary, the main difference is that import Variable from '@/views/ops/Template/components/Variable.vue'; is replaced with import Variable from '@/components/');. This suggests an improvement of reusability between the components file (template.js) and another component file which may have similar logic or dependencies. In contrast to Vue 2.x, you can now import a class-component directly without wrapping it within @include, though not necessary since Vue 3 automatically includes them via CSS injection when imported.

For optimizations: Since these changes seem unrelated to current practices for Vue (Vue Router v3 was adopted), there isn't much context-specific information provided to deduce major efficiency gains. It's safe to say improvements like using scoped styles over global styles, reducing unnecessary imports if they serve minor purpose, etc. could be useful for modern development best practices.

Potential risks: The replacement of the entire class definition should also include testing its correctness and functionality in various scenarios; including edge cases where variables might cause errors or data leaks, as per security standards.

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I need the actual code to be checked and evaluated for differences, potential issues, or optimization suggestions. Please share the specific sections or elements you'd like me to analyze.

@BaiJiangJie BaiJiangJie merged commit 1e37ecf into dev Nov 26, 2024
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@BaiJiangJie BaiJiangJie deleted the pr@dev@perf_detail_variable branch November 26, 2024 07:05
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