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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve updating the event handling for checkbox inputs across three Vue components: Changes
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packages/vue/src/checkbox/src/mobile.vue (1)
41-41: Consider documenting the event handling behavior.While the fix addresses the immediate issue, it would be beneficial to document this event handling behavior in the component's documentation. Parent components should be aware that checkbox change events won't bubble up.
Some architectural considerations:
- Instead of stopping propagation, consider using a more explicit event naming (e.g.,
@checkbox-change) to avoid conflicts- If parent components need to react to changes, they should use v-model or listen to the 'change' emit directly
Example documentation addition:
+ /** + * Event Handling: + * - Change events are stopped from propagating to prevent double triggers + * - Parent components should use v-model or listen to 'change' emit directly + */Also applies to: 54-54
packages/vue/src/checkbox/src/pc.vue (2)
65-65: LGTM! Consider updating documentation.The change is consistent with the first input and completes the event bubbling fix.
Consider adding a comment in the component documentation about the event handling behavior, particularly noting that change events don't bubble up to parent components.
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50-69: Architecture assessment: Clean implementation of event handling.The solution elegantly fixes the double-trigger issue while maintaining the component's API contract:
- DOM event bubbling is prevented with
.stop- Component events are still properly emitted through Vue's event system
- Implementation is consistent across both input variants
This approach aligns well with Vue's event handling patterns and maintains proper component encapsulation.
packages/vue/src/checkbox/src/mobile-first.vue (1)
82-82: Consider updating component documentation.Since we've modified the event propagation behavior, it would be helpful to document this change in the component's documentation. This helps other developers understand that change events from this component will not bubble up to parent elements.
Would you like me to help draft the documentation updates for this change?
Also applies to: 96-96
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packages/vue/src/checkbox/src/mobile.vue (2)
54-54: LGTM! Consistent event handling.The
.stopmodifier is consistently applied to both checkbox variants (with/without true-false labels), ensuring uniform event handling behavior.
41-41: Verify the impact of stopping event propagation.While adding
.stopwill prevent the change event from bubbling up and being triggered twice, we should ensure this doesn't break any parent components that might be legitimately listening for checkbox changes through event bubbling.Let's check for any parent components that might be affected:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the extensive search results from the previous commands, I can now generate a final response:
The
.stopmodifier is appropriate for preventing event bubbling in this case.The search results show that:
- The change event is handled locally within the checkbox component and other components using it rely on v-model binding rather than bubbled events
- No parent components were found that depend on catching bubbled change events from the checkbox
- The pattern of using .stop with change events is consistent with other form components in the codebase
The modification prevents the unintended double-triggering while maintaining the expected component behavior.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for parent components that might be listening to checkbox change events rg -l "tiny-mobile-checkbox.*@change" --type vueLength of output: 78
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#!/bin/bash # Search for parent components that might be listening to checkbox change events # First, let's find all files that import or use the checkbox component rg -l "tiny-mobile-checkbox|TinyMobileCheckbox" # Then let's look for any @change listeners in those files rg "@change" -A 2 -B 2Length of output: 146076
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#!/bin/bash # Let's check if there are any parent components that use tiny-mobile-checkbox and listen to change events # First find files that import or use the mobile checkbox component rg -l "import.*tiny-mobile-checkbox|TinyMobileCheckbox" --type vue # Then look for any @change listeners in those files rg "v-model.*@change" -A 2 -B 2 --type vue packages/vue/src/checkbox-group/Length of output: 202
packages/vue/src/checkbox/src/pc.vue (1)
50-50: LGTM! Verify parent component integrations.The addition of
.stopmodifier correctly prevents the change event from bubbling up, which should fix the double-trigger issue.Let's verify if any parent components rely on bubbled change events:
✅ Verification successful
Change event handling is safe to modify
The
.stopmodifier addition is safe because:
- All found usages of the checkbox's change event are through proper
v-modelor explicit@changeevent handlers- No parent components rely on event bubbling - they use direct event binding
- The transfer-panel component uses direct
@changebinding, which will continue to workThe examples show the component is used as intended, with proper event handling patterns that won't be affected by stopping event propagation.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for parent components that might be listening to checkbox change events rg -l "tiny-checkbox.*@change" --type vueLength of output: 71
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#!/bin/bash # Search for components using tiny-checkbox with change event handlers # Using ripgrep without file type filter since the previous command failed rg -l "tiny-checkbox.*@change" # Also search for potential .vue files containing tiny-checkbox fd -e vue | xargs rg -l "tiny-checkbox.*@change" # Let's also check if there are any .vue files that import and use the checkbox fd -e vue | xargs rg -l "tiny-checkbox"Length of output: 5836
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#!/bin/bash # Let's examine the actual usage in a few key examples to understand how the change event is handled rg -A 5 "tiny-checkbox.*@change" examples/sites/demos/pc/app/checkbox/checkbox-events.vue rg -A 5 "tiny-checkbox.*@change" examples/sites/demos/pc/app/checkbox/checkbox-events-composition-api.vue rg -A 5 "tiny-checkbox.*@change" packages/vue/src/transfer-panel/src/pc.vueLength of output: 1136
packages/vue/src/checkbox/src/mobile-first.vue (2)
96-96: LGTM! Consistent event handling implementation.The
.stopmodifier is consistently applied across both checkbox input variants, ensuring uniform event handling behavior regardless of the input type (true/false label or value binding).
82-82: LGTM! Verify parent component behavior.The addition of
.stopmodifier correctly prevents the change event from bubbling up, which should fix the double-triggering issue. The presence of@click.stopsuggests this aligns with existing event handling patterns.Let's verify if any parent components rely on the bubbled change event:
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