fix: Modify the parameter name and display name of the loop variable in the loop node, but the variable name is not updated in the nodes outside the loop

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: Modify the parameter name and display name of the loop variable in the loop node, but the variable name is not updated in the nodes outside the loop

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[shaohuzhang1]

The given code seems to be related to setting and clearing properties of nodes in an application's graph model. It performs the following actions:

1. Calls refresh_loop_fields with an array of fields as an argument.
2. Retrieves a node from props.nodeModel.graphModel.getNodeModelById(loop_node_id).
3. If the retrieved node is not null, it sets the configuration fields of this node to fields.
4. After updating the node's fields, it calls loop_node.clear_next_node_field(true).

Here are some comments and optimizations to consider:

Comments:

• The docstring describing these operations would be helpful for understanding what each part does.

Optimization/Suggestions:

• Ensure that loop_node_properties.config.fields can handle arrays correctly. Adding fields should typically result in appending them to the existing array rather than overwriting it entirely unless there's specific logic preventing updates.
• Consider if there might be performance implications related to how these functions are called frequently or within intensive loops.

Improved Code Example

const refresh_loop_fields = (fields: Array<any>, loop_node_id: string) => {
  const loop_node = props.nodeModel.graphModel.getNodeModelById(loop_node_Id);
  
  if (!loop_node || !Array.isArray(fields)) return;

  try {
    // Safely set new field values while maintaining existing ones
    loop_node.properties.config.fields.push(...fields);

    // Optionally remove next-node-specific fields after update
    loop_node.clear_next_node_field(true);
  } catch (e) {
    console.error('Error refreshing Loop Fields:', e);
  }
}

This version improves robustness by checking for empty/null conditions early on and includes error handling for cases where things go wrong during execution.