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[web-components] add attr for changing accent base color on design system provider #18922
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"type": "minor", | ||
"comment": "add attribute to recreate the accent palette using design system provider", | ||
"packageName": "@fluentui/web-components", | ||
"email": "[email protected]", | ||
"dependentChangeType": "patch" | ||
} |
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This kind of casting makes me a bit nervous. Is it possible to get a non-RGB swatch here somehow? If not, should we type the property to SwatchRGB instead?
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@bheston thoughts on the above? This mimics the neutral change you just made :)
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We could update the type to SwatchRGB as well. I was trying to keep the interface the same as the design tokens, which hide the RGB portion internally. I think we may actually be able to simplify this implementation in the future, so I think in the interest of not breaking the interface, I think this is a reasonable implementation. Alternatively we could toString and reparse, which wouldn't assume the type, but I'm not sure what other types of Swatches are reasonable, so I think it's unlikely to break.