Soukéina Bojabza
c32dfae175
The changes happening in the header often break the history, because a
lot of them add steps in it while they should not be observed at all.
This results in losing the redo history, having to click multiple times
to undo one specific change or even seeing some intermediate states that
should not be appearing, every time we interact with the header (e.g. by
opening/closing a dropdown or a burger menu, resizing or scrolling the
window).
This commit fixes these history issues by not observing some problematic
changes. Note that this commit only fixes the most "annoying" ones (i.e.
the ones that break things) that prevented the other commits of this PR
to work correctly. A second pass will be needed to remove other useless
mutations (i.e. that do not break things but should not be observed
either). This commit will also need to be backported, as these issues
are also present in earlier versions.
Here are the changes that are not observed anymore:
- When we open/close a "burger" menu (i.e. the "Hamburger menu" or in
mobile view). It was adding a step in the history, so if we opened and
closed it in the middle of a redo, we would lose the remaining "redo".
- When the extra menu is added/adapted. When resizing the window, which
also means toggling the mobile view, if there is not enough space for
all the desktop menus to be visible, they are moved in an extra ("+")
menu (they are moved out when there is enough space). This resulted in
the intermediate state where the menus are not in the extra menu yet to
be visible when undoing at some point, which did not look good.
- When hiding a dropdown by scrolling the page and hiding a hoverable
dropdown by clicking somewhere on the page. When they are hidden this
way, undoing the change that will be done after that would reopen the
dropdown, which could be annoying if the dropdown was a mega menu for
example.
- When showing a hoverable dropdown. This added a step in the history,
and since opening a "clickable" dropdown does not do it, this also
should not be the case for a hoverable one.
task-3609531
opw-3730165
Part-of: odoo/odoo#146492
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