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The bug was already solved with [1] but was reintroduced later for another reason. [1] solved the problem by checking that the current option is not destroyed before asking for an UI update thanks to a trigger_up (the option was destroyed because of image reordering). The bug is now reintroduced for the same basic reason: a new trigger_up was added between the potential option destroy and the destroy check, so if the option is destroyed, that trigger_up fails to be triggered and the editor is locked. This commit solves the problem once and for all, hopefully, with a more robust solution: only destroy options when none is being processed. That way we ensure that all trigger_up occuring during an option activation / update can be properly done. [1]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/9eeea4c4107dc15984c475582d5ee58a17cd2568 X-original-commit: 7770430f78ee9e122a732fa042226d362467158e
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