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fix: update template bundle (#1048) #1052

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Issue Number: N/A

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根据物料新协议更新cli模板中的bundle.json

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  • New Features

    • Added dedicated package section for @opentiny/vue and element-plus component libraries
    • Simplified package references by consolidating library information
  • Refactor

    • Removed redundant versioning and script references from individual component definitions

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The pull request modifies the bundle.json file in the designer template, restructuring package management for component libraries. The changes involve removing individual component versioning and script references, and introducing a new packages section that consolidates package information for @opentiny/vue and element-plus component libraries. This reorganization simplifies the package configuration by centralizing library-level details.

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packages/engine-cli/template/designer/public/mock/bundle.json - Removed individual component versioning and script references
- Added new packages section
- Included package details for @opentiny/vue and element-plus

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packages/engine-cli/template/designer/public/mock/bundle.json (3)

Line range hint 1-14038: LGTM! Component definitions are well structured.

The component definitions provide comprehensive documentation of properties, events and slots while maintaining consistency across components.


Line range hint 12913-14038: LGTM! Code snippets provide good examples.

The snippets are well organized by component type and provide practical examples for common use cases.


14039-14054: Verify package versions and consider CDN fallback strategy.

While using CDN can improve load times, consider:

  1. Adding integrity hashes for the CDN scripts to prevent malicious code injection
  2. Implementing a fallback mechanism in case CDN is unavailable

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@github-actions github-actions bot added bug Something isn't working refactor-main refactor/develop branch feature labels Jan 20, 2025
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