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fix: fix the defect of empty line to speech error #1898
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@@ -429,9 +429,10 @@ const getPlatformConfig: (application_id: string, type: string) => Promise<Resul | |
const updatePlatformConfig: ( | ||
application_id: string, | ||
type: string, | ||
data: any | ||
) => Promise<Result<any>> = (application_id, type, data) => { | ||
return post(`/platform/${application_id}/${type}`, data) | ||
data: any, | ||
loading?: Ref<boolean> | ||
) => Promise<Result<any>> = (application_id, type, data, loading) => { | ||
return post(`/platform/${application_id}/${type}`, data, undefined, loading) | ||
} | ||
/** | ||
* 更新平台状态 | ||
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. The provided function
Here's how you can fix these issues: const updatePlatformConfig: (
application_id: string,
type: string,
data: any,
loading?: Ref<boolean>
) => Promise<Result<any>> = (application_id, type, data, loading?) => {
// Ensure that headers remain consistent with the post request
return post(`/platform/${application_id}/${type}`, data, undefined, loading);
} By adding the missing parameters and ensuring that all necessary arguments are correctly passed, the code will now work as expected without errors. This modification maintains clarity and correctness in the function definition and usage. |
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@@ -222,10 +222,13 @@ const submit = async () => { | |
formRef.value?.validate(async (valid) => { | ||
if (valid) { | ||
try { | ||
await applicationApi.updatePlatformConfig(id, configType.value, form[configType.value]) | ||
MsgSuccess('配置保存成功') | ||
closeDrawer() | ||
emit('refresh') | ||
applicationApi | ||
.updatePlatformConfig(id, configType.value, form[configType.value], loading) | ||
.then(() => { | ||
MsgSuccess('配置保存成功') | ||
closeDrawer() | ||
emit('refresh') | ||
}) | ||
} catch { | ||
MsgError('保存失败,请检查输入或稍后再试') | ||
} | ||
There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. The provided code looks generally correct. However, there is an improvement opportunity to manage the loading state more explicitly:
applicationApi.updatePlatformConfig(
id,
configType.value,
form[configType.value],
loading // Passing the loading flag
).then(() => {
MsgSuccess('配置保存成功')
closeDrawer()
emit('refresh')
}).catch((error) => {
msgError(`保存失败,错误信息: ${error.message}`); // Handling errors separately
}); This change enhances reusability and maintainability by isolating the loading state within each component. |
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There are two small issues and one optimization suggestion in the provided code:
Issues:
Missing
return
Statement: The function_remove_empty_lines
is missing a return statement at the end. This should be added to properly return the cleaned string.Potential Memory Leak: The function currently uses list comprehensions to create new lists (
full_text
) and' '.join(...)
. While this approach avoids modifying strings directly, it might not lead to efficient memory usage with very large datasets because each operation creates new objects.Optimization Suggestion:
Instead of using list comprehensions for operations like filtering or joining strings, consider using generators when possible. Generators can reduce memory consumption since they yield results one at a time rather than creating intermediate lists.
These changes will help ensure that the function behaves correctly and efficiently.