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Siyeop added 9 commits April 22, 2025 17:47
Updated row selection to use a configuration object for enhanced clarity and flexibility. Removed unused checkbox-related properties and suppressed row click selection. Adjusted checkbox positioning for better UI alignment.
Updated row selection to use a configuration object for enhanced clarity and flexibility. Removed unused checkbox-related properties and suppressed row click selection. Adjusted checkbox positioning for better UI alignment.
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Updated components to use `@use` syntax for `designToken/Entry` for consistency and modern SCSS practices. Cleaned up unused or commented imports across various files and improved maintainability by consolidating shared styles.
This directive ensures that the hooks can be used in React's client components. It resolves compatibility issues in server-client environments and aligns the hooks with React requirements for client-side usage.
Added `yalc-publish` and `yalc-push` scripts in package.json for managing local package publishing. Updated .gitignore to exclude the `lib` directory and included `yalc` as a new dev dependency.
@Siyeop Siyeop merged commit 8b728af into develop Apr 23, 2025
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@Siyeop Siyeop deleted the feature-scss branch April 23, 2025 10:19
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