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    • Replaced custom <tiny-button> components with standard HTML <button> elements for improved performance and consistency.
    • Enhanced "more" button functionality with a new :reset-time attribute.

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    • Adjusted class bindings for supplementary elements to ensure correct styling based on updated conditions.

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The pull request introduces changes to the pc.vue component in the button-group package. The primary modification involves replacing the <tiny-button> component with a standard <button> element in two areas of the template. This affects button rendering for items in the state.buttonData array and the "more" button in a popover. Additionally, there are minor updates to class bindings for sup span elements, adjusting conditions based on the node.sup properties.

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packages/vue/src/button-group/src/pc.vue Replaced <tiny-button> with <button> in two locations; adjusted class bindings for sup spans.

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@zzcr zzcr changed the title fix(button-group): fix button-group component style issues fix(button-group): [button-group]fix button-group component style issues Oct 19, 2024
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packages/vue/src/button-group/src/pc.vue (1)

Line range hint 1-180: Summary of changes and suggestions for improvement

The changes in this PR primarily focus on simplifying the button implementations in the template. However, there are a few points that need attention:

  1. Consistency: The regular buttons now use <button> elements, while the "more" button still uses <tiny-button>. Consider making this consistent across the component.

  2. Styling and Behavior: Verify that the transition from <tiny-button> to <button> for regular buttons doesn't negatively impact the component's styling or behavior.

  3. New Attribute: Clarify the purpose and impact of the :reset-time="0" attribute added to the "more" button.

  4. Testing: Ensure that these changes are covered by appropriate unit and integration tests.

  5. Documentation: Update any relevant documentation to reflect these changes, especially if there are any changes in component usage or behavior.

To improve the maintainability of this component, consider:

  1. Extracting the button rendering logic into a separate method or component to ensure consistency across different button types.
  2. Adding comments to explain the reasoning behind different implementations for regular and "more" buttons, if the difference is intentional and necessary.

Please address these points to ensure the changes align with the project's standards and maintain the component's integrity.

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81-83: ⚠️ Potential issue

Clarify the use of <tiny-button> and the :reset-time attribute.

The implementation of the "more" button differs from the regular buttons:

  1. It still uses <tiny-button> while regular buttons now use <button>.
  2. A new :reset-time="0" attribute has been added.

Please address the following:

  1. Explain why <tiny-button> is still used here but not for regular buttons.
  2. Clarify the purpose and impact of the :reset-time="0" attribute.
  3. Consider making the implementation consistent with the regular buttons if there's no specific reason for the difference.

To help understand the usage of reset-time, you can run:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for other occurrences of reset-time in the codebase
rg --type vue 'reset-time' packages/vue/src/

56-58: LGTM! Verify styling and behavior.

The replacement of <tiny-button> with a standard <button> element simplifies the component. This change is appropriate for the button group's functionality.

Please ensure that:

  1. The styling of the button remains consistent with the design system.
  2. Any custom behaviors or attributes specific to <tiny-button> are not lost in this transition.

You can verify this by running the following commands:

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