I think the current performance is right.

I think the current performance is right.

Wouldn't that apply to more scenarios if form-item could override form's disabled prop

The default disabled prop values of el-input , el-button and el-radio components are false . If they can override the disabled prop of the form, it will be meaningless to set disabled = true for the form.

If you could explict set form-item's disabled prop value as undefined , and change current useDisabled hook logic from () => disabled.value || unref(fallback) || form?.disabled || false to () => disabled.value ?? unref(fallback) ??form?.disabled ?? false , the following two scenarios will all work:

1. when form-itme's disabled prop is unset, set form's prop disabled = true will disabled the whole form.
2. when form-item's disabled prop is set, it can override form's disabled prop.

Sometimes there are always some kids who don't fit in, when a form-item's disabled logic not same as others, the independ disabled prop could take care of them.

WDYT? @JeremyWuuuuu

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