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fix: 修复AccessControl默认codes逻辑错误 #5210

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    • Updated the handling of default values for the codes property, ensuring proper initialization and access within the component.
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    • Enhanced logic for determining access based on roles or codes with improved default handling.

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at finalizeResolution (node:internal/modules/esm/resolve:257:11)
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The pull request introduces a modification to the access-control.vue component, specifically focusing on the codes property within the Props interface. The change alters the default value handling of the codes property from an empty array to undefined. This adjustment impacts how the codes property is initialized and accessed, with a subtle modification to the hasAuth computed property to provide a default empty array when codes is not defined.

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packages/effects/access/src/access-control.vue - Updated codes property in Props interface to be undefined by default
- Modified hasAuth computed property to handle codes with a default empty array

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packages/effects/access/src/access-control.vue (2)

31-31: LGTM! Consider documenting the behavior change.

The change from empty array to undefined as the default value for codes improves the semantic meaning - undefined better represents "no access restrictions" compared to an empty array.

Consider adding a comment to document that:

  • When codes is undefined, it means no access restrictions
  • When codes is an empty array, it means no access is granted

Line range hint 1-8: Consider implementing the TODO enhancements with TypeScript enums and interfaces.

The TODOs outline valuable enhancements. Here's a suggested approach:

// Define validation modes
enum ValidationMode {
  ANY = 'any',    // Any code/role matches
  ALL = 'all'     // All codes/roles must match
}

// Enhanced Props interface
interface EnhancedProps {
  codes?: string[];
  roles?: string[];
  mode?: ValidationMode;
  validator?: (codes: string[], roles: string[]) => boolean;
}

This would provide:

  • Flexible validation logic through the mode prop
  • Custom validation through the validator prop
  • Clear type safety with TypeScript

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38-39: LGTM! Robust default handling.

The default empty array in the destructuring ensures that access check functions always receive an array, following the fail-safe principle - no access by default when codes are undefined.

@@ -29,14 +28,14 @@ defineOptions({
});

const props = withDefaults(defineProps<Props>(), {
codes: () => [],
codes: undefined,
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这里为什么要这么做,本身这里就没问题

@likui628 likui628 closed this Dec 24, 2024
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