fix: Execute after save sometimes the variable is undefine. #4528
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| @@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ export default { | |||
| callback: (value, form, btn) => { | |||
| form.value.run_after_save = true | |||
| const parameters = form.value.variable.reduce((acc, item) => { | |||
| acc[item.var_name] = item.default_value | |||
| acc[item.var_name] = item.default_value || '' | |||
| return acc | |||
| }, {}) | |||
| form.value['parameters'] = parameters | |||
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There do not appear to be any specific issues or optimizations present in this snippet of code; it's well formatted and does what it's supposed to accomplish. The variables form, value and various function names have been declared with clear and concise syntaxes that make their purpose easily understandable.
The only change I notice is using the ternary operator (? :) instead of short circuits (??), which can improve readability depending on whether you prefer clarity over efficiency.
Here is a summary of my observations:
No major errors
Some stylistic improvements (using ternary operators)
No optimization concerns
Please review this for any other potential issues and request modifications if necessary.
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fix: Execute after save sometimes the variable is undefine.