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fix(design): the path is incorrect #2433

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    • Updated the import path for the DialogSelect component to improve module dependency structure.

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The changes involve updating the import path for the DialogSelect component in the packages/design/aurora/index.ts file. The import has been modified from a local path to a new path that references a different source location. This adjustment alters the module's dependency structure but does not introduce any additional logic or control flow changes.

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packages/design/aurora/index.ts Updated import path for DialogSelect from ./src/dialog-select to ../saas/src/dialog-select.

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DialogSelect, it never stops!
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
packages/design/aurora/index.ts (2)

30-30: Consider the implications of cross-design system dependencies.

Moving components between design systems (aurora → saas) could lead to:

  1. Inconsistent styling if the design systems have different visual languages
  2. Maintenance challenges due to cross-system dependencies
  3. Potential circular dependencies between design systems

Consider either:

  • Keeping the component in aurora if it's integral to aurora's design system
  • Moving all dependent components to saas if this component truly belongs there
  • Creating a shared component library if this component is used across multiple design systems

30-30: Update documentation to reflect the component's new location.

Since this is a structural change in the design system, ensure that:

  1. Component documentation reflects its new location
  2. Design system documentation is updated if this represents a significant architectural change
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  • packages/design/aurora/index.ts (1 hunks)

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ import Pager from './src/pager'
import Wizard from './src/wizard'
import DialogBox from './src/dialog-box'
import Popeditor from './src/popeditor'
import DialogSelect from './src/dialog-select'
import DialogSelect from '../saas/src/dialog-select'
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💡 Codebase verification

Invalid import path detected - component location mismatch

The import path ../saas/src/dialog-select in packages/design/aurora/index.ts is incorrect as:

  • The packages/saas directory does not exist
  • The actual DialogSelect component is located in packages/design/saas/src/dialog-select

The correct import path should be ../design/saas/src/dialog-select or a relative path that properly points to the component in the packages/design/saas directory.

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Verify the component exists in the new location.

The import path has been changed to reference the DialogSelect component from the saas design system instead of the local aurora system.

Let's verify the component exists in the new location and there are no other references to the old path:


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🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify the component exists in the new location
fd "dialog-select" "packages/saas/src"

# Check for any remaining references to the old path
rg -g "!*.{log,md}" "src/dialog-select" "packages/design/aurora"

Length of output: 289


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for dialog-select files across the entire repository
fd "dialog-select" .

# Search for any imports of dialog-select component
rg -g "!*.{log,md}" "import.*DialogSelect" .

# Check if packages/saas directory exists and list its contents
ls -la packages/saas 2>/dev/null || echo "packages/saas directory not found"

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@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ import Pager from './src/pager'
import Wizard from './src/wizard'
import DialogBox from './src/dialog-box'
import Popeditor from './src/popeditor'
import DialogSelect from './src/dialog-select'
import DialogSelect from '../saas/src/dialog-select'
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这个应该需要删除的,我已在release-3.19.0分支提交了哈

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