Xavier Morel
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Apparently libsass has never actually supported compound selectors (or at least never the way people interpreted it should work). Therefore since libsass 3.5 (July 2017) that is deprecated and emits a warning. Which is problematic because libsass is also hard-coded to emit its deprecation warning to stderr[^1], resulting in a few issues: * because it's not decorated (let alone as a warning) it's not really noticeable on the runbot or in most dev logs * but because it's not associated with a logger it's basically the only thing which shows up when running in `--log-level=warn` (as it's printed at least once per tour) * and it's pretty gnarly to get the information back in Python as, again, hard-coded to stdout odoo/odoo#70927 explored messing around with fds to intercept the writes and re-emit them to the proper location, but that was considered a bit too iffy. And of course the intent was always to eventually fix the warning itself, which qsm provided for in [a comment][fix-extend], the important bit was the extension of `:disabled` so that's what's left here to fix the warning. The logic of the fix is that the loader is always used with the `form-control` class (internally) and the `:disabled` part of the `form-control` styling is what we really want to copy over. It's possible that third-party lose the styling if they use `o_wysiwyg_loader` alone (without an explicit `form-control` next to it) but that seems like an unlikely situation. [^1] libsass 4 (sass/libsass#3135) surfaces warnings at the API level, and removes the hardcoded / direct stream writing [fix-extend]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/70927#issuecomment-847964413 closes odoo/odoo#71667 X-original-commit: 5c2c6b881152630ffbf68d55c7c77fa2234f3ac1 Signed-off-by: Xavier Morel (xmo) <xmo@odoo.com>
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