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    • Updated the progress indicator's underlying value for enhanced numerical consistency, ensuring smoother and more reliable progress calculations and UI rendering.

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This change updates the progressWidth property in the state object of the renderless function, modifying its type from a string ('68') to a number (68). This update may affect how this value is used in any calculations or UI rendering without altering overall logic or error handling.

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packages/renderless/.../vue.ts Changed progressWidth from a string ('68') to a numeric value (68) within the renderless state.

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This pull request addresses a type issue in the upload-list component by changing the progressWidth property from a string to a number. This change ensures that the progressWidth is correctly interpreted as a numeric value, which is crucial for proper functionality.

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packages/renderless/src/upload-list/vue.ts Changed progressWidth default value from a string ('68') to a number (68) to fix type issue.

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packages/renderless/src/upload-list/vue.ts (1)

78-81: Consider adding documentation for the progressWidth property.

While the type change is correct, it would be helpful to document the purpose and expected range of values for this property.

Add a JSDoc comment above the property:

    progressType: designConfig?.state?.progressType || 'line',
+   /** Width of the progress bar in pixels. Default is 68. */
    progressWidth:
      designConfig?.state && Object.hasOwnProperty.call(designConfig.state, 'progressWidth')
        ? designConfig.state.progressWidth
        : 68,
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LGTM! Type correction improves type safety.

The change from string '68' to number 68 for the progressWidth property is a good fix, as it ensures type consistency for width calculations and UI rendering.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the type definition and usage of progressWidth

# Check the type definition
ast-grep --pattern 'interface IUploadListState {
  $$$
  progressWidth: number
  $$$
}'

# Check for any direct usage of progressWidth in calculations or UI
rg -A 5 'progressWidth'

Length of output: 5055


LGTM! The numeric fallback for progressWidth is correct and aligns with the type definition.

The change now consistently enforces type safety by providing a number (68) when the designConfig.state.progressWidth is absent. Verification confirms that the IUploadListState interface defines progressWidth as a number and all usages in both computation and UI rendering (e.g., in packages/vue/src/upload-list/src/pc.vue) expect a numeric value.

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@zzcr zzcr merged commit d04453b into opentiny:dev Feb 18, 2025
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@all-contributors please add @Darkingtail for bug.

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