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• New Features

  • Introduced new styling for various components, enhancing visual consistency across the application.
  • Added scoped styles for the empty state in the SearchEmpty component.

• Bug Fixes

  • Corrected typographical errors in CSS variable names for consistent color application.

• Refactor

  • Updated CSS variables across multiple components to align with a new common naming convention, improving maintainability and consistency.

• Chores

  • Removed obsolete files and styles to streamline the theme structure.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve extensive updates to CSS styles across various Vue component files and theme-related files. The modifications primarily focus on standardizing CSS variable names for colors, enhancing consistency in styling. Several components have transitioned to using common color variables instead of component-specific ones, and some files have seen the introduction of new styles or the removal of outdated ones. Additionally, several theme files have been added or restructured to support a unified theming approach.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/common/component/*.vue	Updated CSS styles to use common color variables instead of component-specific variables.
packages/theme/base/src/*.js	Restructured theme exports and introduced new LESS files for better theming consistency.
packages/theme/base/src/*.less	Added comprehensive CSS custom properties for theming, including variables for colors and styles.
packages/theme/dark/*.less	Updated CSS variables to enhance consistency and maintainability across dark theme components.
packages/theme/dark/*.js	Removed outdated theme files and restructured existing ones for improved organization.
packages/plugins/datasource/src/*.vue	Corrected CSS variable typos and updated color references for consistency.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add package of opentiny/tiny-engine-theme-base #624: Adds a new package for opentiny/tiny-engine-theme-base, relevant to theme-related changes and CSS variable structure.
• feat:Theme icon replacement #630: Focuses on theme icon replacements, indirectly related to the visual aspects of components.

🐰 In the garden where colors bloom,
A rabbit hops, dispelling gloom.
With variables common, oh what a sight,
The components now dance in delight!
A theme so bright, it’s a joyful tune,
Hopping along, beneath the moon. 🌙

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