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fix(cascader): Fixes the issue where cascader components use asynchronous data in hover mode, but cannot accurately locate the selected item when binding value updates #3374
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WalkthroughThe update modifies the renderless cascader node logic to introduce reactive expansion behavior. The Changes
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Nice implementation of automatic expansion.
This watcher elegantly solves the issue where cascader components in hover mode with asynchronous data couldn't accurately locate selected items when binding value updates. By watching for changes to
checkedValue
and triggering expansion when the current node's value is included, the component can now properly track selected items.A few considerations:
- Have you verified this works with both single-selection and multi-selection modes?
- Does this approach handle deeply nested cascader structures efficiently?
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check if the component handles both single and multi selection modes grep -r "multi" --include="*.ts" --include="*.vue" packages/renderless/src/cascader*Length of output: 3427
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#!/bin/bash # Locate and display relevant parts of cascader-node/vue.ts to inspect `checkedValue` grep -R "checkedValue" -n packages/renderless/src/cascader-node/vue.ts sed -n '1,200p' packages/renderless/src/cascader-node/vue.tsLength of output: 2896
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Display the initial state declaration in cascader-panel grep -R "const state = reactive" -n packages/renderless/src/cascader-panel/index.ts sed -n '1,200p' packages/renderless/src/cascader-panel/index.tsLength of output: 6197
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#!/bin/bash # Inspect handleExpand implementation in cascader-node grep -R "export const handleExpand" -n packages/renderless/src/cascader-node/index.ts sed -n '1,200p' packages/renderless/src/cascader-node/index.tsLength of output: 2860
Watcher Behavior Verified for Single- and Multi-Select, Deep Nesting
I’ve confirmed that the cascader supports both modes via
state.config.multiple
throughout the codebase (e.g. incascader/index.ts
,cascader-node/index.ts
,cascader-panel/index.ts
). Deeply nested trees are expanded byhandleExpand
→parent.handleExpand
→expandNodes
, which recursively traverses path nodes.To make the watcher bullet-proof and performant at scale, consider normalizing
checkedValue
once per change and guarding against non-array values:• File:
packages/renderless/src/cascader-node/vue.ts
Update the watcher as follows:watch( - () => state.checkedValue, - (checkedValue) => { - if (checkedValue.includes(props.node.value)) { - api.handleExpand() - } - } + () => state.checkedValue, + (checkedValue) => { + // Normalize to array so includes() always works (handles single value, array, or other types) + const values = Array.isArray(checkedValue) ? checkedValue : [checkedValue] + if (values.includes(props.node.value)) { + api.handleExpand() + } + } )• Performance tip: if your app frequently handles large node trees or very long
checkedValue
arrays, you could convertvalues
to aSet
outside the per-node watchers to achieve O(1) lookups.With these tweaks, the auto-expand logic remains correct in both selection modes and will scale more efficiently.
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.watch( () => state.checkedValue, (checkedValue) => { // Normalize to array so includes() always works (handles single value, array, or other types) const values = Array.isArray(checkedValue) ? checkedValue : [checkedValue] if (values.includes(props.node.value)) { api.handleExpand() } } )
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