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The inline state type for engine has an untyped app_subtype property, which may cause TypeScript errors and runtime inconsistencies. Ensure app_subtype is defined with a proper type.
Passing the entire engine object to Select.Item value may lead to unexpected behavior since value typically expects a primitive. Consider using app_id as the value and mapping back to the object on change.
The comparisonBlocks computed returns an empty array and contains a TODO to remove dead code. Clean up or implement the intended logic to keep the codebase maintainable.
The comparisonBlocks array is stubbed out and will never list any blocks for "LLM Comparison" variables. Restore the original filter logic so that it actually collects blocks of type BLOCK_TYPE_COMPARE from state.blocks.
// Get the LLM Comparison Blocks
-// TODO: REMOVE DEAD CODE
const comparisonBlocks = computed(() => {
- return [];+ return Object.values(state.blocks)+ .filter(+ (block) => DefaultBlocks[block.widget].type === BLOCK_TYPE_COMPARE,+ )+ .sort((a, b) => {+ const aId = a.id.toLowerCase(), bId = b.id.toLowerCase();+ if (aId < bId) return -1;+ if (aId > bId) return 1;+ return 0;+ });
}).get();
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8
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Why: The stubbed comparisonBlocks always returns an empty array, so restoring the filter against BLOCK_TYPE_COMPARE is critical to populate LLM comparison options and preserve intended functionality.
Medium
Fix missing app_subtype type
The inline type for engine is missing a type annotation for app_subtype, causing a TypeScript syntax error. Add : string to the app_subtype field to fix the type definition.
Why: The app_subtype property has no type annotation, causing a TypeScript syntax error; adding : string fixes the type definition and ensures the code compiles.
Medium
General
Use primitive values in selects
Passing the entire model object as the value of each <Select.Item> can lead to unexpected behavior; it’s safer to use a primitive key (like model.app_id) and then look up the object on change.
Why: Passing the entire model object as the <Select.Item> value can lead to identity and comparison issues; using the primitive model.app_id ensures consistent and predictable select behavior.
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