fix(input): [input] fix input small size of font #2203
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258-260: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The addition of the font size for the small input's inner element is consistent with the PR objective. Using a variable for the font size is a good practice.
Consider adding a comment to explain the purpose of this change, e.g.:
.@{input-prefix-cls}__inner { // Adjust font size for better readability in small inputs font-size: var(--tv-Input-small-font-size); }
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1-424: Summary of changes and next stepsThe changes address the font size issue for small and mini inputs as per the PR objective. The implementation for small inputs looks good, but there's a potential issue with the mini input font size.
Next steps:
- Add a comment explaining the purpose of the font size change for small inputs.
- Create a new variable for mini input font size and use it instead of the small input font size variable.
- Update the PR checklist to reflect the completion of the changes and any necessary documentation updates.
- Consider adding tests to verify the font size changes if applicable.
Once these adjustments are made, the PR should be ready for another review.
| // small和mini尺寸字体大小 | ||
| --tv-Input-small-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-sm); |
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Action Required: --tv-Input-small-font-size Variable Not Utilized
The new variable --tv-Input-small-font-size is currently not used in any .vue, .js, .ts, or .less files. This means the intended fix for the small input font size may not be applied.
- Next Steps:
- Integrate the Variable: Ensure that
--tv-Input-small-font-sizeis applied to the relevant input components where the small font size is needed. - Update the Shell Script: Modify the search script to correctly recognize
.vuefiles or use an alternative method to verify the usage of the new variable. - Complete PR Checklist: Make sure all PR checklist items are addressed to avoid incomplete implementations.
- Integrate the Variable: Ensure that
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Approved: New variable for small input font size
The addition of --tv-Input-small-font-size aligns with the PR objective to fix the small font size for inputs. Using var(--tv-font-size-sm) is appropriate for smaller inputs.
However, I have a few suggestions and questions:
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The comment mentions both "small" and "mini" sizes, but the variable name only includes "small". Consider either:
- Updating the comment to "// small尺寸字体大小" to match the variable name, or
- Adding a separate variable for mini size if needed.
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Could you provide information on where and how this new variable will be applied in the codebase? This would help ensure it's being used correctly.
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Remember to complete the PR checklist items to ensure all necessary steps have been taken.
To verify the usage of this new variable, please run the following script:
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for usage of the new --tv-Input-small-font-size variable
# Search for the new variable in .vue, .js, .ts, and .less files
echo "Searching for usage of --tv-Input-small-font-size:"
rg --type vue --type js --type ts --type less "tv-Input-small-font-size"
# If no results, it might not be used yet
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo "The new variable --tv-Input-small-font-size is not used in any .vue, .js, .ts, or .less files."
echo "Please ensure it's applied where needed to fix the small input font size issue."
fi
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| .@{input-prefix-cls}__inner { | ||
| font-size: var(--tv-Input-small-font-size); | ||
| } |
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Consider using a different font size for mini inputs.
While the addition of the font size for the mini input's inner element is consistent with the PR objective, it currently uses the same variable as the small input (var(--tv-Input-small-font-size)).
Mini inputs are typically smaller than small inputs. Consider creating a new variable for mini input font size, e.g., var(--tv-Input-mini-font-size), and use it here:
.@{input-prefix-cls}__inner {
font-size: var(--tv-Input-mini-font-size);
}Don't forget to define this new variable in the appropriate variables file (likely vars.less).
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