Xavier-Do
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Previously proposed formating was trying to normalize extra in one part
of the path. This means that no extra needed a placeholder.
The implementation was meant to be more generic and extendible since a
part of the logic has to be in website.
A suggestion was made to make it more restricted but explicite by
keeping the url simple in web/controllers/binary.py but adding a
controller in website to add this extra part.
The base extra direction is now in the extension, as the min part.
Initial urls:
/web/assets/{unique}/[{website_id}/][rtl/]{bundle_name}[.min].{extension}
New urls:
/web/assets/[{website_id}]/{unique}/{bundle_name}[.rtl][.min].{extension}
Managed by two routes:
/web/assets/<string:unique>/<string:filename>
/web/assets/<int:website_id>/<string:unique>/<string:filename>
Where filename is in the format {bundle_name}[.rtl][.min].{extension}
Multiple possibilities where proposed
- /web/assets/website/<int:website_id>/<string:unique>/<string:filename>
More explicit but prefixing by /website was considered
- /website/assets/<int:website_id>/<string:unique>/<string:filename>
This one is a litle painfull to match similar attachement, where
website is ignored.
- /website/<int:website_id>/assets/<string:unique>/<string:filename>
Almost accepted but subjective, and anyway two previous solution breaks
the cdn mecanism and would need a migration
- /web/assets/<int:website_id>/<string:unique>/<string:filename>
Almost accepted but subjective, and anyway two previous solution breaks
the cdn mecanism and would need a migration
This last solution was not ideal to match without unique
/web/assets/%/<string:filename> can match both
/web/assets/123456/<string:filename>
and
/web/assets/1/123456/<string:filename>
Anyway, matching without unique shouldn't be supported for al (even if
it is kind of supported with any right now) but it will work by changing
unique wildcard to a more specific one (_ * 7)
closes odoo/odoo#131353
Related: odoo/enterprise#47313
Related: odoo/design-themes#730
Signed-off-by: Xavier Dollé (xdo) <xdo@odoo.com>
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