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refactor(theme): refactor business comp theme vars #2223

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    • Introduced a new naming convention for CSS variables across various components, improving consistency and clarity.
    • Updated methods for injecting CSS variables to enhance styling flexibility.
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    • Adjusted padding, margin, and border properties for improved layout and spacing in user account and popover components.
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    • Updated comments in CSS variable declarations to reflect new naming conventions.
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    • Removed outdated CSS variables and functions, streamlining the styling framework.

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The changes involve a comprehensive update to the CSS variable naming conventions and the methods used for injecting these variables across various components. The prefix for CSS variables has shifted from --ti- to --tv-, indicating a rebranding effort. Additionally, several mixins have been replaced with new functions for injecting variables, streamlining the styling process. The updates affect multiple components, including user accounts, roles, and user cards, ensuring a consistent approach to styling throughout the codebase.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/theme/src/amount/index.less Replaced .component-css-vars-amount() with .inject-Amount-vars(). Updated icon color and size variables from --ti- to --tv-. Modified .popover-filter-botton class for layout adjustments.
packages/theme/src/roles/index.less Replaced .component-css-vars-roles() with .inject-Roles-vars(). Updated poplist item variables from --ti- to --tv-.
packages/theme/src/roles/vars.less Removed .component-css-vars-roles(), added .inject-Roles-vars(). Defined new CSS properties with updated variable names.
packages/theme/src/user-account/index.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user-account() with .inject-UserAccount-vars(). Changed padding from variables to fixed values and updated line-height variable.
packages/theme/src/user-account/vars.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user-account() with .inject-UserAccount-vars(). Removed padding variables, updated line-height variable.
packages/theme/src/user-card/index.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user-card() with .inject-UserCard-vars(). Updated variable references from --ti- to --tv- for various properties.
packages/theme/src/user-card/vars.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user-card() with .inject-UserCard-vars(). Updated variable names and values to follow new naming convention.
packages/theme/src/user-contact/index.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user-contact() with .inject-UserContact-vars(). Updated variable prefixes from --ti- to --tv-.
packages/theme/src/user-contact/vars.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user-contact() with .inject-UserContact-vars(). Introduced new variables with updated prefixes.
packages/theme/src/user-head/index.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user-head() with .inject-UserHead-vars(). Updated variable prefixes from --ti- to --tv-.
packages/theme/src/user-head/vars.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user-head() with .inject-UserHead-vars(). Updated variable names to follow new naming conventions.
packages/theme/src/user-link/index.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user-link() with .inject-UserLink-vars(). Updated font size and border-radius properties to new variable names.
packages/theme/src/user-link/vars.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user-link() with .inject-UserLink-vars(). Updated variable names and values to follow new naming convention.
packages/theme/src/user/index.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user() with .inject-User-vars(). Updated multiple variable references from --ti- to --tv-.
packages/theme/src/user/vars.less Replaced .component-css-vars-user() with .inject-User-vars(). Updated variable names and introduced new variables following the new naming convention.

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From --ti- to --tv-, they leap and play,
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packages/theme/src/amount/vars.less (1)

13-15: Excellent refactoring of the Amount component variables!

The changes in this file represent a significant improvement in the theming system:

  1. The function name change from .component-css-vars-amount() to .inject-Amount-vars() is more descriptive and aligns better with its purpose.

  2. The variable naming convention update from --ti- to --tv- is consistent across the file, which is good for maintaining a cohesive branding approach.

  3. The use of centralized theme variables (--tv-color-icon and --tv-icon-size) instead of specific values enhances theme consistency and simplifies future customizations.

  4. Renaming icon-font-size to icon-size is a good choice as it's more generic and applicable to various icon types.

These changes contribute to a more maintainable and flexible theming system. Great job on improving the code structure and consistency!

Consider adding a brief comment above the function to explain its purpose and usage, which could be helpful for other developers:

// Injects CSS variables for the Amount component theming
.inject-Amount-vars() {
  // ... (existing code)
}
packages/theme/src/user-card/vars.less (1)

13-25: Summary of changes and their impact

The refactoring of the UserCard component variables has been consistently applied throughout the file. Key improvements include:

  1. Consistent renaming of variables from --ti- to --tv- prefix.
  2. Adoption of PascalCase for component names in variable names.
  3. Use of common theme variables instead of component-specific colors, improving overall theme consistency.
  4. Addition of Chinese comments for each variable, potentially indicating a move towards internationalization.

These changes should make the theme more maintainable and easier to update in the future. However, it's crucial to ensure that all referenced common variables (e.g., --tv-color-border, --tv-border-radius-md, etc.) are properly defined in the theme to avoid any undefined variable issues.

To maintain the benefits of this refactoring:

  1. Ensure all new components follow this naming convention and use common theme variables where possible.
  2. Consider adding a linting rule to enforce the new naming convention in future development.
  3. If not already in place, consider implementing a theme documentation system to keep track of all available common variables for easy reference by developers.
packages/theme/src/user/index.less (1)

56-56: Approve the font size variable update and summarize refactoring impact.

The change from --ti-user-font-size to --tv-User-font-size is consistent with the overall refactoring pattern. This update, along with the previous ones, contributes to a more uniform and maintainable naming convention across the component.

Consider documenting these widespread changes in a central location (e.g., a CHANGELOG or migration guide) to help other developers understand and adapt to the new naming conventions more easily.

packages/theme/src/user-card/index.less (1)

Line range hint 1-89: Summary of UserCard component refactoring

The changes in this file successfully implement the refactoring objectives for the UserCard component:

  1. Updated the variable injection method to .inject-UserCard-vars().
  2. Consistently renamed CSS variables from --ti-usercard-* to --tv-UserCard-*.
  3. Maintained existing styles and structure while updating variable references.

These changes improve code consistency and align with the broader refactoring effort. The new naming convention enhances readability and maintainability of the component styles.

Consider documenting these naming convention changes in a style guide or README to ensure consistent adoption across the project.

packages/theme/src/user-head/index.less (2)

Line range hint 1-118: Consider reviewing unchanged sections for consistency.

While the changes made are consistent, there are sections of the code (e.g., message and label styling) that remain unchanged. For complete consistency across the component, consider reviewing these sections for potential updates to align with the new variable naming convention.


Line range hint 89-89: Consider updating the remaining --ti- prefixed variable.

The variable --ti-common-font-size-base on line 89 still uses the old --ti- prefix. While this might be intentional if it's a common variable, consider checking if it should be updated to maintain consistency with the rest of the file's changes.

packages/theme/src/amount/index.less (3)

56-56: Approve layout changes, suggest using a variable for color.

The updates to margin, padding, and border properties improve the layout of the filter buttons. However, the use of a specific color value (#fafafa) for the checked state might reduce theme flexibility.

Consider using a CSS variable for the checked state color to maintain consistency with the theming system:

 &.is-checked {
-  color: #fafafa;
-  border-color: #fafafa;
+  color: var(--tv-Amount-checked-color, #fafafa);
+  border-color: var(--tv-Amount-checked-border-color, #fafafa);
 }

Also applies to: 65-66, 70-71


107-109: Approve new style rule with documentation suggestion.

The addition of this new style rule for .tiny-date-container when it's a child of .popover-left is likely addressing a specific layout requirement.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this specific rule to improve code maintainability:

.popover-left {
  flex: 0 0 auto;
  margin-right: 8px;
  text-align: right;

  // Ensure date container takes full width when inside popover-left
  & + .tiny-date-container {
    width: 100%;
  }
}

Line range hint 126-131: Approve new styles with accessibility consideration.

The addition of these new style rules improves the layout consistency for input and popover reference elements.

However, removing the outline on the input element may negatively impact accessibility, particularly for keyboard users. Consider maintaining a visible focus indicator:

 .@{input-prefix-cls} {
-  outline: none;
+  outline: none;
+  &:focus-visible {
+    outline: 2px solid var(--tv-focus-outline-color, #4a90e2);
+    outline-offset: 2px;
+  }
 }

This change ensures that the input remains accessible while still allowing for custom styling.

packages/theme/src/user-contact/index.less (1)

Residual 'ti-' Prefixes Detected in Styling Variables

The verification scripts found instances of the old ti- prefix in the following locations:

  • packages/theme/src/user-contact/index.less:
    • font-size: var(--ti-common-font-size-base);
    • font-size: var(--ti-common-font-size-base);

Please update all instances of the ti- prefix to tv- to ensure consistency and prevent potential styling issues.

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Line range hint 1-203: Overall approval with suggestion for visual verification.

The refactoring of the user contact component styling appears to be thorough and consistent. The variable naming conventions have been updated throughout the file, maintaining the semantic structure of the component styling. However, there are some specific layout changes (padding, margin) that might impact the component's visual appearance.

To ensure that these changes haven't inadvertently affected the component's layout or visual consistency, please:

  1. Generate a visual diff of the component before and after these changes.
  2. Test the component across different screen sizes to verify responsive behavior.
  3. Run the following script to check for any remaining instances of the old prefix:

Review the script output to ensure complete migration to the new prefix and consistent styling across the component.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Final check for any remaining old prefix variables in the user contact component.

echo "Checking for any remaining variables with the old 'ti-' prefix:"
rg --type less "--ti-" packages/theme/src/user-contact/

echo "Verifying consistent use of the new 'tv-' prefix:"
rg --type less "--tv-" packages/theme/src/user-contact/

Length of output: 1185


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Final check for any remaining old prefix variables in the user contact component.

echo "Checking for any remaining variables with the old 'ti-' prefix:"
rg --type less "ti-" packages/theme/src/user-contact/

echo "Verifying consistent use of the new 'tv-' prefix:"
rg --type less "tv-" packages/theme/src/user-contact/

Length of output: 3210

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  • packages/theme/src/amount/index.less (6 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/amount/vars.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/roles/index.less (2 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/roles/vars.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user-account/index.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user-account/vars.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user-card/index.less (3 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user-card/vars.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user-contact/index.less (7 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user-contact/vars.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user-head/index.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user-head/vars.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user-link/index.less (3 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user-link/vars.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user/index.less (3 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/user/vars.less (1 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (54)
packages/theme/src/user-account/vars.less (1)

13-15: LGTM! Refactoring aligns with PR objectives.

The changes to the function name and variable naming convention are consistent with the PR's goal of refactoring theme variables for business components. The new naming is more descriptive and follows a clear pattern.

To ensure consistency and catch any potential issues, please run the following script:

This script will help identify any inconsistencies or potential issues resulting from the refactoring.

packages/theme/src/user-link/vars.less (3)

13-13: Function name updated to follow new naming convention.

The function name has been changed from .component-css-vars-user-link() to .inject-UserLink-vars(). This new naming convention appears to be more descriptive and consistent with the component name.


13-17: Changes align with PR objectives and improve theme consistency.

The modifications to this file are in line with the PR's objective of refactoring business component theme variables. The new naming convention (--tv-UserLink-*) and the use of referenced variables (var(--tv-*)) should enhance maintainability and ensure consistency across the theme.

These changes contribute to a more standardized approach to styling throughout the codebase, which aligns with the goal of improving the organization and structure of theme variables within business components.


14-17: CSS variable names and values updated for consistency.

The CSS variable names and values have been updated:

  1. Prefix changed from --ti- to --tv-.
  2. Component name in variable names now uses PascalCase (UserLink).
  3. Values now reference other variables, which could improve theme consistency.

These changes appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize variable naming and improve theme consistency across components.

To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify the usage of these new variable names:

✅ Verification successful

CSS variable name updates verified and consistent.

All old variable names with the --ti- prefix are absent from the codebase. The new --tv-UserLink- variables are correctly defined and utilized in vars.less and index.less, ensuring consistent theming across components.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining old variable names and verify new variable usage

# Test 1: Check for any remaining old variable names
echo "Checking for old variable names:"
rg --type less '\-\-ti\-user\-link\-'

# Test 2: Verify usage of new variable names
echo "Verifying usage of new variable names:"
rg --type less '\-\-tv\-UserLink\-'

Length of output: 1052

packages/theme/src/user/vars.less (2)

13-21: Excellent refactoring of user component variables!

The changes in this file represent a significant improvement:

  1. The function name change from .component-css-vars-user() to .inject-User-vars() is more descriptive and aligns with a consistent naming convention.
  2. The new variable naming convention (changing from --ti- to --tv-) improves consistency across the codebase.
  3. The use of design tokens (e.g., var(--tv-font-size-md)) for variable values enhances maintainability and consistency.
  4. The addition of comments for each variable improves code readability and understanding.

These changes contribute to better code organization and maintainability.


13-21: Verify the impact of variable changes across the codebase.

While the changes look good, it's important to ensure that all references to the old variables have been updated throughout the codebase to prevent any styling issues.

Let's run a script to check for any remaining references to the old variable names:

Please review the results of this script to ensure all variable references have been updated correctly.

✅ Verification successful

Variable changes have been successfully verified.

All references to the old variables have been removed, and the new variables are correctly used throughout the codebase.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining references to old variable names

# Test: Search for old variable names. Expect: No results
echo "Searching for old variable names:"
rg --type less '--ti-user-font-size|--ti-user-tag-bg-color|--ti-user-svg-text-color'

# Test: Verify new variable names are used. Expect: Results showing usage
echo "Verifying usage of new variable names:"
rg --type less '--tv-User-font-size|--tv-User-tag-bg-color|--tv-User-svg-color|--tv-User-svg-color-disabled'

Length of output: 1325


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining references to old variable names

# Test: Search for old variable names. Expect: No results
echo "Searching for old variable names:"
rg --type less -e '--ti-user-font-size' -e '--ti-user-tag-bg-color' -e '--ti-user-svg-text-color'

# Test: Verify new variable names are used. Expect: Results showing usage
echo "Verifying usage of new variable names:"
rg --type less -e '--tv-User-font-size' -e '--tv-User-tag-bg-color' -e '--tv-User-svg-color' -e '--tv-User-svg-color-disabled'

Length of output: 1032

packages/theme/src/user-head/vars.less (1)

13-19: Approved: Consistent renaming and improved variable usage.

The changes in this file demonstrate a consistent approach to renaming variables and functions:

  1. The function name change from .component-css-vars-user-head() to .inject-UserHead-vars() is more descriptive and follows a clear naming convention.
  2. CSS variable names have been updated from the --ti- prefix to --tv-, maintaining consistency throughout the file.
  3. The border radius variable now uses a more generic variable var(--tv-border-radius-xs), which could improve consistency across the theme.

These changes should improve code readability and maintainability.

To ensure these changes are consistent across the codebase, please run the following script:

This script will help identify any inconsistencies in the renaming process across the codebase.

packages/theme/src/roles/vars.less (1)

13-23: LGTM! The refactoring improves consistency and maintainability.

The new .inject-Roles-vars() function effectively replaces the previous .component-css-vars-roles() function, adhering to the new naming convention and leveraging a broader theming system. This change aligns well with the PR objective of refactoring theme variables for business components.

Consider translating comments to English for better accessibility.

While the current comments are helpful, translating them to English could improve accessibility for non-Chinese speaking developers.

Here's a suggested translation:

.inject-Roles-vars() {
  // Dropdown panel option height
  --tv-Roles-poplist-item-height: var(--tv-size-height-md);
  // Dropdown panel option text color
  --tv-Roles-poplist-item-text-color: var(--tv-color-text);
  // Dropdown panel option font size
  --tv-Roles-poplist-item-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-md);
  // Dropdown panel option hover background color
  --tv-Roles-poplist-item-hover-bg-color: var(--tv-color-bg-hover);
  // Dropdown panel option selected background color
  --tv-Roles-poplist-item-selected-bg-color: var(--tv-color-bg-active);
}

Verify the existence of referenced variables.

The function references several variables (e.g., --tv-size-height-md, --tv-color-text) that are not defined in this file. Let's verify their existence in the codebase to ensure there are no undefined references.

✅ Verification successful

All referenced CSS variables exist in the codebase.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the existence of referenced CSS variables in the codebase.

# Test: Search for the definition of each referenced variable
echo "Searching for --tv-size-height-md:"
rg --type less "^\s*--tv-size-height-md:"

echo "Searching for --tv-color-text:"
rg --type less "^\s*--tv-color-text:"

echo "Searching for --tv-font-size-md:"
rg --type less "^\s*--tv-font-size-md:"

echo "Searching for --tv-color-bg-hover:"
rg --type less "^\s*--tv-color-bg-hover:"

echo "Searching for --tv-color-bg-active:"
rg --type less "^\s*--tv-color-bg-active:"

Length of output: 1113

packages/theme/src/user-account/index.less (3)

32-32: Approve the consistent use of line-height variable.

The change to use var(--tv-UserAccount-line-height) for the logout prefix class is consistent with the previous update to the .user-account-custom class. This ensures a uniform line height across different parts of the user account component, improving overall visual consistency.


20-20: Approve the updated method for injecting CSS variables.

The change from .component-css-vars-user-account() to .inject-UserAccount-vars() improves naming consistency and clarity. This appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort.

To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script:

✅ Verification successful

CSS Variable Injection Method Successfully Updated

All instances of .component-css-vars-user-account() have been removed, and .inject-UserAccount-vars() is correctly defined in packages/theme/src/user-account/vars.less.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining occurrences of the old method name and verify the new method is defined.

# Test 1: Search for any remaining occurrences of the old method name
echo "Searching for any remaining occurrences of .component-css-vars-user-account():"
rg --type less "\.component-css-vars-user-account\(\)"

# Test 2: Verify the new method .inject-UserAccount-vars() is defined
echo "Verifying the definition of .inject-UserAccount-vars():"
rg --type less "\.inject-UserAccount-vars\s*\(\s*\)\s*\{"

Length of output: 475


28-28: Approve the updated CSS variable for line-height.

The change to var(--tv-UserAccount-line-height) improves naming consistency and aligns with the refactoring effort. This update enhances the maintainability of the codebase.

To ensure the new variable is properly defined, please run the following script:

✅ Verification successful

CSS variable update verified successfully.

Both the new variable --tv-UserAccount-line-height is properly defined, and the old variable --ti-user-account-line-height has been removed from the codebase. These changes enhance code consistency and maintainability.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the definition of the new CSS variable for line-height

# Test: Search for the definition of --tv-UserAccount-line-height
echo "Searching for the definition of --tv-UserAccount-line-height:"
rg --type less "--tv-UserAccount-line-height\s*:"

Length of output: 619


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the definition of the new CSS variable for line-height

# Test: Search for the definition of --tv-UserAccount-line-height
echo "Searching for the definition of --tv-UserAccount-line-height:"
rg --type less -e '--tv-UserAccount-line-height\s*:'

Length of output: 267


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the removal of the old CSS variable for line-height

# Test: Search for the definition of --ti-user-account-line-height
echo "Searching for the definition of --ti-user-account-line-height:"
rg --type less -e '--ti-user-account-line-height\s*:'

Length of output: 190

packages/theme/src/user-card/vars.less (7)

20-21: Approve variable renaming and value change.

The renaming of --ti-usercard-state-busy-text-color to --tv-UserCard-state-busy-text-color adheres to the new naming convention. The use of var(--tv-color-error-text) instead of a component-specific color improves theme consistency.

To ensure the new variable is properly defined, please verify the existence and value of --tv-color-error-text. Run the following script to check for its definition:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition of --tv-color-error-text

# Test: Search for the --tv-color-error-text definition. Expect: At least one result.
rg --type less $'--tv-color-error-text:'

22-23: Approve variable renaming and value change.

The renaming of --ti-usercard-state-goaway-text-color to --tv-UserCard-state-goaway-text-color follows the new naming convention. The use of var(--tv-color-warn-text) instead of a component-specific color enhances theme consistency.

To ensure the new variable is properly defined, please verify the existence and value of --tv-color-warn-text. Run the following script to check for its definition:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition of --tv-color-warn-text

# Test: Search for the --tv-color-warn-text definition. Expect: At least one result.
rg --type less $'--tv-color-warn-text:'

24-25: Approve variable renaming and value change.

The renaming of --ti-usercard-state-offline-text-color to --tv-UserCard-state-offline-text-color aligns with the new naming convention. The use of var(--tv-color-text-disabled) instead of a component-specific color improves theme consistency.

To ensure the new variable is properly defined, please verify the existence and value of --tv-color-text-disabled. Run the following script to check for its definition:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition of --tv-color-text-disabled

# Test: Search for the --tv-color-text-disabled definition. Expect: At least one result.
rg --type less $'--tv-color-text-disabled:'

13-13: Approve function renaming and verify usage.

The function renaming from .component-css-vars-user-card() to .inject-UserCard-vars() improves clarity and consistency. The new name better describes the function's purpose and follows a consistent naming pattern.

To ensure this change doesn't break existing code, please verify all references to this function have been updated. Run the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old function name:


14-15: Approve variable renaming and value change.

The renaming of --ti-usercard-border-color to --tv-UserCard-border-color improves consistency with the new naming convention. The use of var(--tv-color-border) instead of a component-specific color enhances theme consistency.

To ensure the new variable is properly defined, please verify the existence and value of --tv-color-border. Run the following script to check for its definition:


18-19: Approve variable renaming and value change.

The renaming of --ti-usercard-state-online-text-color to --tv-UserCard-state-online-text-color follows the new naming convention. The use of var(--tv-color-success-text) instead of a component-specific color enhances theme consistency.

To ensure the new variable is properly defined, please verify the existence and value of --tv-color-success-text. Run the following script to check for its definition:

✅ Verification successful

Action Required: Please run the corrected script to verify the definition of --tv-color-success-text.


Action Required: Please run the corrected script to verify the definition of --tv-color-success-text.


Verification Successful: --tv-color-success-text is properly defined.

The variable --tv-color-success-text is defined in packages/theme/src/base/vars.less as var(--tv-base-color-success-6);, ensuring consistency across the theme.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition of --tv-color-success-text

# Test: Search for the --tv-color-success-text definition. Expect: At least one result.
rg --type less $'--tv-color-success-text:'

Length of output: 470


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition of --tv-color-success-text

# Test: Search for the --tv-color-success-text definition. Expect: At least one result.
rg --type less '--tv-color-success-text:'

Length of output: 468


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition of --tv-color-success-text

# Test: Search for the --tv-color-success-text definition. Expect: At least one result.
rg --type less -- '--tv-color-success-text:'

Length of output: 155


16-17: Approve variable renaming and value change.

The renaming of --ti-usercard-image-border-radius to --tv-UserCard-image-border-radius aligns with the new naming convention. The use of var(--tv-border-radius-md) instead of a component-specific radius enhances theme consistency.

To ensure the new variable is properly defined, please verify the existence and value of --tv-border-radius-md. Run the following script to check for its definition:

✅ Verification successful

Please run the following corrected script to verify the definition of --tv-border-radius-md:


Please run the following corrected script to verify the definition of --tv-border-radius-md:


Variable renaming and value change verified.

The renaming of --ti-usercard-image-border-radius to --tv-UserCard-image-border-radius aligns with the new naming convention. Additionally, var(--tv-border-radius-md) is properly defined and maintains theme consistency.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition of --tv-border-radius-md

# Test: Search for the --tv-border-radius-md definition. Expect: At least one result.
rg --type less $'--tv-border-radius-md:'

Length of output: 470


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition of --tv-border-radius-md

# Test: Search for the --tv-border-radius-md definition. Expect: At least one result.
rg --type less '--tv-border-radius-md:'

Length of output: 464


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the definition of --tv-border-radius-md

# Test: Search for the --tv-border-radius-md definition. Expect: At least one result.
rg --type less -e '--tv-border-radius-md:'

Length of output: 106

packages/theme/src/user-contact/vars.less (5)

15-15: Text color variables updated with new prefix.

The text color variables have been updated to use the --tv- prefix instead of --ti-. This change is consistent with the overall refactoring goal.

  • --tv-UserContact-role-info-text-color now uses --tv-color-text-weaken
  • --tv-UserContact-card-message-text-color also uses --tv-color-text-weaken

These changes maintain the same visual styling while adhering to the new naming convention.

Also applies to: 19-19


17-17: Font size variables updated with new prefix.

The font size variables have been updated to use the --tv- prefix:

  • --tv-UserContact-role-info-font-size now uses --tv-font-size-sm
  • --tv-UserContact-card-header-role-font-size now uses --tv-font-size-md

These changes are consistent with the new naming convention while maintaining the same font sizes.

Also applies to: 27-27


13-31: Overall function structure and naming convention are consistent.

The new .inject-UserContact-vars() function follows a consistent naming convention for all variables, using the --tv-UserContact- prefix for component-specific variables and --tv- prefix for global theme variables. This structure improves readability and maintains a clear separation between component-specific and global styles.

To ensure that this new naming convention is applied consistently across other components, let's check for similar patterns in other files:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for similar injection functions in other less files
rg --type less "^\.inject-[A-Z][a-zA-Z]+-vars\(\)"

21-21: Card style variables updated with new prefix.

Several card-related style variables have been updated:

  • Border color: --tv-UserContact-card-border-color now uses --tv-color-border
  • Header background: --tv-UserContact-card-header-bg-color now uses --tv-color-bg-gray-2
  • Header role text color: --tv-UserContact-card-header-role-text-color now uses --tv-color-text-white
  • Header role number text color: --tv-UserContact-card-header-role-num-text-color now uses --tv-color-text-weaken
  • Espace text color: --tv-UserContact-card-espace-text-color now uses --tv-color-text-weaken

These changes maintain consistent styling while adopting the new variable naming convention.

To ensure that these new variable names are used consistently across the codebase, let's check for any remaining occurrences of the old variable names:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining occurrences of the old variable names in less files
rg --type less "(--ti-common-color-text-weaken|--ti-common-font-size-sm|--ti-common-font-size-md|--ti-common-color-border|--ti-common-color-bg-gray-2|--ti-common-color-text-white)"

Also applies to: 23-23, 25-25, 29-29, 31-31


13-14: Function renamed and updated to follow new naming convention.

The function has been renamed from .component-css-vars-user-contact() to .inject-UserContact-vars(). This change appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize naming conventions across the codebase.

To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's check for any remaining occurrences of the old function name:

packages/theme/src/roles/index.less (5)

57-57: Approve hover background color variable renaming

The change from --ti-roles-poplist-item-hover-bg-color to --tv-Roles-poplist-item-hover-bg-color is consistent with the new naming convention.


63-63: Approve selected background color variable renaming

The change from --ti-roles-poplist-item-selected-bg-color to --tv-Roles-poplist-item-selected-bg-color is consistent with the new naming convention.


19-19: Approve change and verify new function implementation

The replacement of .component-css-vars-roles() with .inject-Roles-vars() aligns with the refactoring objective and follows a more specific naming convention. This change should improve clarity in the codebase.

To ensure the new function is properly implemented, please run the following script:

✅ Verification successful

Verified replacement of .inject-Roles-vars()

The function .inject-Roles-vars() is properly implemented with all necessary variables, and the old function .component-css-vars-roles() has been successfully removed. This refactoring aligns with the PR objectives and enhances clarity in the codebase.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the implementation of .inject-Roles-vars() function

# Test: Search for the function definition
rg --type less "\.inject-Roles-vars\s*\(\s*\)\s*\{" -g '!index.less'

# Test: Compare variables injected in the old and new functions
echo "Old function variables:"
rg --type less "\.component-css-vars-roles\s*\(\s*\)\s*\{" -A 20
echo "New function variables:"
rg --type less "\.inject-Roles-vars\s*\(\s*\)\s*\{" -A 20

Length of output: 1213


Line range hint 1-67: Verify consistency across related files

The changes in this file are consistent and complete. However, to ensure full compatibility and prevent any potential issues, it's crucial to verify that these variable name changes are reflected in any related files or components that might use these variables.

Please run the following script to check for any potential inconsistencies:

✅ Verification successful

All variable name changes are consistent across the codebase. No issues found.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for potential inconsistencies in related files

# Test: Search for any remaining old-style variable names in other files
echo "Checking for old-style variable names in other files:"
rg --type less "--ti-roles-" -g '!index.less'

# Test: Search for usage of new variable names in other files
echo "Checking for usage of new variable names in other files:"
rg --type less "--tv-Roles-" -g '!index.less'

# Test: Check for any potential mismatches between variable definitions and usage
echo "Checking for potential mismatches between variable definitions and usage:"
rg --type less "(--tv-Roles-.*?):" | cut -d: -f2 | sort | uniq > defined_vars.txt
rg --type less "var\((--tv-Roles-.*?)\)" | sed 's/.*var(//' | sed 's/).*//' | sort | uniq > used_vars.txt
diff defined_vars.txt used_vars.txt

Length of output: 1915


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for potential inconsistencies in related files

# Test: Search for any remaining old-style variable names in other files
echo "Checking for old-style variable names in other files:"
rg "--ti-roles-" --type less -g '!index.less'

# Test: Search for usage of new variable names in other files
echo "Checking for usage of new variable names in other files:"
rg "--tv-Roles-" --type less -g '!index.less'

# Test: Check for any potential mismatches between variable definitions and usage
echo "Checking for potential mismatches between variable definitions and usage:"
rg "(--tv-Roles-.*?):" --type less | cut -d: -f2 | sort | uniq > defined_vars.txt
rg "var\((--tv-Roles-.*?)\)" --type less | sed 's/.*var(//' | sed 's/).*//' | sort | uniq > used_vars.txt
diff defined_vars.txt used_vars.txt

Length of output: 1915


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for potential inconsistencies in related files

# Test: Search for any remaining old-style variable names in other files
echo "Checking for old-style variable names in other files:"
rg "--ti-roles-" --type less -g '!index.less'

# Test: Search for usage of new variable names in other files
echo "Checking for usage of new variable names in other files:"
rg "--tv-Roles-" --type less -g '!index.less'

# Test: Check for any potential mismatches between variable definitions and usage
echo "Checking for potential mismatches between variable definitions and usage:"
rg "(--tv-Roles-.*?):" --type less | cut -d: -f2 | sort | uniq > defined_vars.txt
rg "var\((--tv-Roles-.*?)\)" --type less | sed 's/.*var(//' | sed 's/).*//' | sort | uniq > used_vars.txt
diff defined_vars.txt used_vars.txt

Length of output: 1915


46-47: Approve variable renaming and verify consistency

The changes from --ti-roles-* to --tv-Roles-* for min-height, line-height, color, and font-size properties are consistent with the reported variable naming convention update. The capitalization of 'Roles' in the new variable names might indicate a new naming standard.

To ensure this naming convention is applied consistently across the codebase, please run the following script:

Also applies to: 49-50

packages/theme/src/user/index.less (3)

34-34: Approve the updated CSS variable names for improved consistency.

The changes from --ti-user-svg-text-color to --tv-User-svg-color and from --ti-input-normal-disabled-color to --tv-User-svg-color-disabled improve naming consistency and specificity. These updates align well with the refactoring objectives and should enhance code maintainability.

Also applies to: 38-38


49-49: LGTM: Consistent variable naming update.

The change from --ti-user-tag-bg-color to --tv-User-tag-bg-color is consistent with the overall refactoring pattern and maintains clarity.


23-23: Approve the new injection method, but verify its impact.

The change from .component-css-vars-user() to .inject-User-vars() improves code clarity and aligns with the refactoring objectives. However, ensure that this change is consistently applied across the codebase.

To verify the impact and consistency of this change, run the following script:

✅ Verification successful

Injection method change verified successfully.

The old method .component-css-vars-user() is no longer present, and the new method .inject-User-vars() is properly defined in packages/theme/src/user/vars.less. No inconsistencies or typos detected.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining instances of the old method name and verify the new method is defined.

# Test 1: Search for any remaining instances of the old method name
echo "Searching for any remaining instances of .component-css-vars-user():"
rg --type less ".component-css-vars-user\(\)"

# Test 2: Verify the new method is defined somewhere
echo "Verifying .inject-User-vars() is defined:"
rg --type less ".inject-User-vars\s*\(\)\s*\{"

# Test 3: Check for any potential typos or inconsistencies in the new method name
echo "Checking for potential typos or inconsistencies in the new method name:"
rg --type less ".inject-User-vars?\(\)" -g "!packages/theme/src/user/index.less"

Length of output: 684

packages/theme/src/user-link/index.less (5)

Line range hint 1-86: Overall feedback on the refactoring changes.

The changes in this file successfully refactor the theme variables for the UserLink component, aligning with the PR objectives. The new naming convention (--tv-UserLink-*) improves specificity and consistency. All modifications appear to be well-considered and contribute to better maintainability of the styling code.

To ensure a smooth transition:

  1. Verify that all new variables are properly defined and their values maintain the intended design.
  2. Check for any potential impacts on other components that might have been using the old variable names.
  3. Update any relevant documentation to reflect these changes in the theming system.

Great job on improving the code structure! These changes will likely make future styling updates more intuitive and less error-prone.


20-20: Approve mixin change and verify its impact.

The change from .component-css-vars-user-link() to .inject-UserLink-vars() aligns with the refactoring objective and improves naming consistency.

Please run the following script to ensure this change doesn't break other parts of the codebase:

✅ Verification successful

Mixin change verified successfully.

The old mixin .component-css-vars-user-link is no longer used in the codebase. The new mixin .inject-UserLink-vars is properly defined and implemented.

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# Description: Check for any remaining usage of the old mixin name

# Test: Search for any remaining usage of the old mixin name
rg --type less "component-css-vars-user-link"

# Test: Verify the new mixin is defined
rg --type less "inject-UserLink-vars"

Length of output: 215


27-27: Approve font size variable change and verify its value.

The change from var(--ti-common-font-size-base) to var(--tv-UserLink-font-size) improves component-specific styling and aligns with the new naming convention.

Please ensure that the new variable --tv-UserLink-font-size is properly defined and its value matches the old --ti-common-font-size-base to maintain visual consistency. Run the following script to check the variable definitions:


58-58: Approve border-radius variable change and verify its value.

The change to var(--tv-UserLink-border-radius) for the border-radius property is consistent with the refactoring objective and improves component-specific styling.

Please ensure that the new variable --tv-UserLink-border-radius is properly defined and its value maintains the intended design. Run the following script to check the variable definition:


45-47: Approve styling variable changes and verify their values.

The updates to font size, color, and weight variables (lines 45-47) are consistent with the refactoring objective and improve component-specific styling.

Please ensure that the new variables are properly defined and their values maintain the intended design. Run the following script to check the variable definitions:

packages/theme/src/user-card/index.less (4)

21-21: Approve the updated CSS variable name for border color.

The change from --ti-usercard-border-color to --tv-UserCard-border-color is consistent with the new naming convention and improves overall consistency.


44-44: Approve the updated CSS variable name for image border radius.

The change from --ti-usercard-image-border-radius to --tv-UserCard-image-border-radius follows the new naming convention while maintaining the fallback value for compatibility.


67-67: Approve the updated CSS variable names for state text colors.

The changes to the state text color variables (online, busy, goaway, offline) consistently follow the new naming convention, improving readability and maintainability.

To ensure all state-related variables have been updated correctly, please run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all state-related CSS variables in the UserCard component

# Test: Search for any remaining old-style state variable names
rg --type less $'--ti-usercard-state-.*-text-color'

# Test: Confirm all new-style state variable names are present
rg --type less $'--tv-UserCard-state-.*-text-color'

Also applies to: 71-71, 78-78, 85-85


19-19: Approve the updated variable injection method.

The change from .component-css-vars-user-card() to .inject-UserCard-vars() aligns with the refactoring objectives and appears to follow a more standardized naming convention.

To ensure the new method is correctly implemented, please run the following script:

✅ Verification successful

Verified the new variable injection method implementation.

The .inject-UserCard-vars() method is properly defined in vars.less and correctly invoked in index.less, ensuring the refactoring aligns with the PR objectives.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the implementation of the new .inject-UserCard-vars() method

# Test: Search for the definition of .inject-UserCard-vars()
rg --type less -A 5 $'.inject-UserCard-vars\\s*\\('

Length of output: 977


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the implementation of the new .inject-UserCard-vars() method

# Test: Search for the definition of .inject-UserCard-vars() in LESS files
rg --type less -e '\.inject-UserCard-vars\('

Length of output: 178

packages/theme/src/user-head/index.less (4)

26-28: Approve the updates to portrait element styling.

The changes to CSS variable names (from --ti-userhead-* to --tv-UserHead-*) are consistent and align with the refactoring objective. The addition of a fallback color for background-color improves the styling's robustness.

Also applies to: 30-30, 34-34


41-43: Approve the updates to min portrait styling.

The changes to CSS variable names for the min portrait size are consistent with the earlier updates and maintain the distinction between normal and small sizes.


47-47: Approve the updates to icon styling.

The changes to CSS variable names for both normal and small icon sizes are consistent with the earlier updates and maintain the necessary size distinctions.

Also applies to: 50-50


Line range hint 1-118: Overall approval of the refactoring changes.

The refactoring of theme variables in this file has been done thoroughly and consistently. The changes align well with the PR objectives, improving the readability and maintainability of the code. The new variable naming convention (--tv-UserHead-*) is applied consistently throughout most of the file, and the overall structure and functionality of the styles remain intact.

Key improvements:

  1. Consistent naming convention for CSS variables
  2. Updated variable injection method
  3. Addition of fallback colors for improved robustness

These changes contribute to a more maintainable and consistent codebase. Great job on the refactoring!

packages/theme/src/amount/index.less (3)

79-80: Approve padding changes with visual verification.

The updates to the padding properties of the radio label may affect text alignment. While these changes are likely intentional, it's important to verify the visual appearance.

Please verify the visual alignment of the radio labels in the UI to ensure these padding changes achieve the desired layout.


89-89: Approve margin adjustment with layout verification.

Setting the right margin to 0 for the 4th and 8th filter buttons suggests a grid-like layout. This change likely improves the overall alignment of the buttons.

Please verify the visual layout of the filter buttons, especially in different viewport sizes, to ensure this margin adjustment achieves the desired alignment without causing any layout issues.


35-37: Approve variable renaming with consistency check.

The update of CSS variable names from --ti- to --tv- prefix and inclusion of the component name improves specificity and consistency. This change is part of a larger rebranding effort.

Run the following script to ensure consistent variable naming across the codebase:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistent variable naming across the codebase

# Test 1: Search for any remaining --ti- prefixed variables. Expect: No results or only in legacy code.
rg --type less "--ti-"

# Test 2: Verify the new --tv- prefix is used consistently. Expect: Multiple results, all following the new convention.
rg --type less "--tv-"
packages/theme/src/user-contact/index.less (7)

32-32: Approve the updated CSS variable name.

The change from --ti-UserContact-role-info-font-size to --tv-UserContact-role-info-font-size is consistent with the broader shift in variable naming conventions mentioned in the summary.

To ensure all instances have been updated and no old prefixes remain, run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining occurrences of the old prefix and verify the new prefix is used consistently.

echo "Checking for any remaining occurrences of the old prefix:"
rg --type less "--ti-UserContact"

echo "Verifying the new prefix is used consistently:"
rg --type less "--tv-UserContact"

62-62: Approve the updated color variable names.

The color-related variables have been consistently updated with the new --tv- prefix while maintaining their semantic meanings. This change aligns with the overall refactoring effort.

To ensure color consistency and proper variable usage, run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract and compare color values for the updated variables.

echo "Extracting color values for the updated variables:"
rg --type less "^\s*--tv-UserContact-.*-color:" --no-filename | sort

echo "Checking for any remaining color variables with the old prefix:"
rg --type less "^\s*--ti-UserContact-.*-color:" --no-filename

Please review the output to ensure that all color variables have been updated consistently and that the color scheme remains coherent.

Also applies to: 74-74, 78-78, 88-88, 90-90


68-68: Approve the updated font size variable names.

The font size variables have been consistently updated with the new --tv- prefix while maintaining their semantic meanings. This change aligns with the overall refactoring effort.

To ensure font size consistency and proper variable usage, run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract and compare font size values for the updated variables.

echo "Extracting font size values for the updated variables:"
rg --type less "^\s*--tv-UserContact-.*-font-size:" --no-filename | sort

echo "Checking for any remaining font size variables with the old prefix:"
rg --type less "^\s*--ti-UserContact-.*-font-size:" --no-filename

Please review the output to ensure that all font size variables have been updated consistently and that the typography remains coherent across the component.

Also applies to: 97-97, 107-107, 113-113


105-105: Please clarify the reason for removing the left margin.

The margin-left property has been set to 0. This change might affect the layout of the component. Could you please provide context on why this change was necessary? It would be helpful to understand if this is related to any layout issues or if it's part of a broader design update.

To understand the impact of this change, please run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find other instances of margin-left in the user contact component.

echo "Searching for other margin-left properties in the user contact component:"
rg --type less "margin-left:" packages/theme/src/user-contact/

Review the output to ensure this change doesn't create inconsistencies with other margin settings in the component.


176-176: Please explain the rationale behind the padding change.

The padding for the .@{espace-prefix-cls} has been updated to 0 20px 10px. This change modifies the spacing around the espace component. Could you provide context on why this specific padding was chosen? It would be helpful to understand if this is related to any layout improvements or if it's part of a broader design update.

To understand the impact of this change, please run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find other instances of padding in the user contact component.

echo "Searching for other padding properties in the user contact component:"
rg --type less "padding:" packages/theme/src/user-contact/

Review the output to ensure this change maintains consistency with other padding settings in the component and doesn't create any unintended layout issues.


181-181: Approve the updated espace text color variable.

The color variable for espace items has been consistently updated to --tv-UserContact-card-espace-text-color, aligning with the overall refactoring effort while maintaining its semantic meaning.

To ensure color consistency for espace items, run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract color values for espace items and compare with other text colors.

echo "Extracting color value for espace text:"
rg --type less "^\s*--tv-UserContact-card-espace-text-color:" --no-filename

echo "Comparing with other text color variables in the component:"
rg --type less "^\s*--tv-UserContact-.*-text-color:" --no-filename | sort

echo "Checking for any remaining espace color variables with the old prefix:"
rg --type less "^\s*--ti-UserContact-.*-espace.*-color:" --no-filename

Please review the output to ensure that the espace text color is consistent with the overall color scheme of the component and that no old prefix variables remain.


23-23: Approve the updated variable injection method.

The change from .component-css-vars-user-contact() to .inject-UserContact-vars() appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize variable injection across components. This new naming convention is more specific and consistent.

To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script:


&__main {
.user-account-pop {
padding: var(--ti-user-account-padding-vertical) var(--ti-user-account-padding-horizontal);
padding: 0 8px;
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider using CSS variables for padding to maintain theme flexibility.

While the fixed padding of 0 8px simplifies the style, it reduces the ability to customize the theme easily. Consider using CSS variables for both vertical and horizontal padding to maintain consistency with the theming system and allow for easier customization.

Here's a suggested modification:

- padding: 0 8px;
+ padding: var(--tv-UserAccount-padding-vertical, 0) var(--tv-UserAccount-padding-horizontal, 8px);

This change would allow for easy customization while providing default values.

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padding: 0 8px;
padding: var(--tv-UserAccount-padding-vertical, 0) var(--tv-UserAccount-padding-horizontal, 8px);

@@ -16,38 +16,38 @@
@user-head-prefix-cls: ~'@{css-prefix}user-head';

.@{user-head-prefix-cls} {
.component-css-vars-user-head();
.inject-UserHead-vars();
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Old variable injection method detected in mobile theme files.

  • packages/theme-mobile/src/user-head/index.less
  • packages/theme-mobile/src/user-head/vars.less
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Approve the change in variable injection method.

The update from .component-css-vars-user-head() to .inject-UserHead-vars() aligns with the PR's refactoring objective and improves naming consistency.

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@@ -20,9 +20,10 @@
@radio-prefix-cls: ~'@{css-prefix}radio';

.@{amount-prefix-cls} {
.component-css-vars-amount();
.inject-Amount-vars();
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Old mixin component-css-vars-amount is still in use.

  • packages/theme/src/card-group/vars.less
  • packages/theme/src/card-group/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/card/vars.less
  • packages/theme/src/card/index.less
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Approve mixin change with verification.

The change from .component-css-vars-amount() to .inject-Amount-vars() improves naming specificity. However, ensure this change is consistent across the codebase and doesn't break existing styles.

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@zzcr zzcr merged commit fd7b802 into dev Sep 30, 2024
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