fix(grid): [grid] fix grid jsx default slot error

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• New Features

  • Updated the version of the @opentiny/vue-grid package to 3.18.5, ensuring users have the latest enhancements.

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  • Improved error handling in the column rendering logic, enhancing robustness when dealing with undefined nodes.

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The pull request includes an update to the package.json file for the @opentiny/vue-grid package, changing the version from 3.18.4 to 3.18.5. Additionally, modifications were made to the findTree function in column.ts, where the callback signature was altered to improve error handling by using a single parameter. The render method was also updated to accommodate this new structure, ensuring that the component's core functionality remains intact.

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File Path	Change Summary
packages/vue/src/grid/package.json	Version updated from 3.18.4 to 3.18.5.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/column/src/column.ts	Updated findTree function's callback signature for improved error handling; modified render method accordingly.

Possibly related PRs

• fix(grid): [grid] fix drop-config trigger don't work #2178: Updates the version number of the @opentiny/vue-grid package in package.json, related to the version update in this PR.
• fix(grid): [grid] toolbar simple setting fix #2268: Also updates the version number of the @opentiny/vue-grid package in package.json, aligning with the version increment in this PR.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

packages/vue/src/grid/src/column/src/column.ts (1)

196-198: Consistent error handling in render method

The updates to the render method complement the changes made in the findTree callback:

1. The fallback mechanism (node || {}) prevents destructuring errors when node is undefined.
2. The componentName assignment logic has been updated to handle potential undefined values.

These changes improve the overall robustness of the component when dealing with various node structures.

For consistency with the findTree callback, consider using object destructuring with default values:

const { componentOptions = {}, type = {} } = node || {};
const componentName = type.name || (componentOptions.Ctor && componentOptions.Ctor.extendOptions.name);

This approach would make the code more consistent across the file and potentially more readable.

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packages/vue/src/grid/src/column/src/column.ts (2)

194-196: Improved error handling in findTree callback

The changes to the findTree callback function enhance its robustness:

1. By using a single node parameter instead of destructuring directly in the function signature, we avoid potential errors when node is undefined.
2. The destructuring inside the function body with fallback values (node || {}) provides a safety net for accessing properties of potentially undefined nodes.

This approach is particularly beneficial when dealing with JSX-generated default slots, where the structure of the node might not always be as expected.

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194-198: Summary: Improved robustness in grid column rendering

The changes in this file successfully address the issue with grid JSX default slot errors by improving error handling in both the findTree callback and the render method. These updates enhance the component's ability to handle unexpected node structures, particularly when working with JSX-generated content.

Key improvements:

1. More robust handling of potentially undefined nodes in the findTree callback.
2. Consistent error prevention in the render method when determining the componentName.

These changes align well with the PR objectives and should resolve the reported issues without introducing breaking changes. The overall stability and reliability of the grid column component have been improved.