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    • Updated the visual logic for the left step line, making its appearance depend on the status of the previous step and adjusting which statuses trigger the brand border color.
    • Changed the background color for completed step icons for improved visual consistency.

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The changes update the logic for applying a CSS class to a step line element based on the statuses of the current and previous nodes, and adjust the background color for a specific icon class. No exported or public entity declarations were modified.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/vue/src/steps/src/mobile-first/mobile-first-normal.vue Updated the condition for applying the border-color-brand class to depend on the previous node's status and restricted applicable current node statuses.
packages/vue/src/steps/src/mobile-first/token/normal-token.ts Changed the background color for the icon-done class from bg-color-info-primary-subtler to bg-color-bg-1.

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packages/vue/src/steps/src/mobile-first/token/normal-token.ts (1)

14-14: Style update for completed steps.

The background color for completed step icons has been changed from bg-color-info-primary-subtler to bg-color-bg-1. This makes completed steps visually distinct from in-progress steps while maintaining the brand text color.

packages/vue/src/steps/src/mobile-first/mobile-first-normal.vue (1)

77-82: Improved step connection logic.

The rendering logic for step lines has been refined to better represent the progression state. Now the line connecting to a step only gets the brand color when:

  1. The previous step is completed ('done')
  2. The current step is either completed ('done') or unavailable ('disabled')

This change creates a more intuitive visual flow where the colored line represents a "path traveled" rather than just the current step's state.

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This PR modifies the rendering logic of the steps component to align with the design draft. It includes changes to the conditional rendering of CSS classes and updates to token definitions for icons.

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packages/vue/src/steps/src/mobile-first/mobile-first-normal.vue Adjusted the logic for applying the border-color-brand class based on the status of the previous step.
packages/vue/src/steps/src/mobile-first/token/normal-token.ts Changed the background color class for the icon-done token from bg-color-info-primary-subtler to bg-color-bg-1.

{ 'border-color-brand': ['done', 'doing'].includes(node[statusField]) }
{
'border-color-brand':
data[index - 1] &&

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Ensure that data[index - 1] is valid before accessing data[index - 1][statusField] to prevent potential runtime errors if data[index - 1] is undefined.

@zzcr zzcr merged commit c181394 into dev May 9, 2025
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@zzcr zzcr deleted the fix/steps-mobile-first-20250508 branch May 9, 2025 02:05
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