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Refactored LinkButton rendering to apply AdditionalAttributes before built-in attributes, ensuring the class attribute is correctly set and preventing override issues by updating sequence indexes.

Class diagram for updated LinkButton attribute rendering

classDiagram
class LinkButton {
  +BuildRenderTree(RenderTreeBuilder builder)
  -ClassString : string
  -UrlString : string
  -Target : string
  -Disabled : bool
  -DisabledString : string
  -Tab : int
  -Id : string
  -TriggerClick : bool
  -AdditionalAttributes : IDictionary<string, object>
}
LinkButton --|> ButtonBase

Flow diagram for LinkButton attribute rendering order

flowchart TD
    A["OpenElement(TagName)"] --> B["AddMultipleAttributes(AdditionalAttributes)"]
    B --> C["AddAttribute(class, ClassString)"]
    C --> D["AddAttribute(href, UrlString)"]
    D --> E["AddAttribute(target, Target)"]
    E --> F["AddAttribute(disabled, Disabled)"]
    F --> G["AddAttribute(aria-disabled, DisabledString)"]
    G --> H["AddAttribute(tabindex, Tab)"]
    H --> I["AddAttribute(id, Id)"]
    I --> J["AddAttribute(role, 'button')"]

File-Level Changes

Assessment against linked issues

Possibly linked issues

• bug(LinkButton): missing class attribute #7006: The PR reorders attributes in LinkButton.cs to correctly render the missing class attribute as described in the issue.

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