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fix: block switch select property failed #984

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The pull request modifies the addPropertyLinks function in the useProperty.js file, replacing the extend function with Object.assign for merging properties. This change directly updates the property object by assigning linked and widget properties using Object.assign, potentially altering how component properties are updated while maintaining the existing function's overall structure and logic.

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packages/settings/props/src/composable/useProperty.js Replaced extend function with Object.assign for merging properties into the property object

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@chilingling chilingling changed the title chore: update version to 2.1.0-rc.0 (#947) fix: block switch select property failed Jan 2, 2025
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@@ -26,7 +25,7 @@ const addPropertyLinks = ({ linked, propertyName, componentProperties }) => {
const property = propertyList[j]

if (property.property === propertyName) {
propertyList[j] = extend(true, {}, property, {
propertyList[j] = Object.assign(property, {
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property就是propertyList[j], 这个赋值是不是没什么必要

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packages/settings/props/src/composable/useProperty.js (1)

28-28: Use caution with direct mutation of the property object.
By using Object.assign() on the existing property object, you are mutating it in place, which may cause unintended side effects elsewhere if property is referenced in other parts of the code. Consider using an immutable update approach—e.g., Object.assign({}, property, { ... })—if maintaining immutability is a concern.

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@hexqi hexqi merged commit fdee3f2 into opentiny:release/v2.1.0 Jan 2, 2025
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chilingling added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 3, 2025
* fix: block switch select property failed

* fix: del assignment
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