Nicolas Lempereur
e8cb9c0e45
To edit a view on the website, we use the branding mechanism.
This mechanism adds informations to node which can be edited about how
or where the change should be saved, for example:
```
<template id="a">
<div><b>hello</b></div>
</template>
```
might be rendered to someone that can edit it:
`<div data-oe-model="ir.ui.view" data-oe-id="5" data-oe-field="arch"
data-oe-xpath="/div[1]"><b>hello</b></div>`
when something is changed: we will send the modified content, the view
id (eg. 5 for view `a`) and the xpath in this view of what is replaced.
If a view is overridden, there is mechanism to distribute the branding
to children, for example:
```
<template id="b">
<div>
<b>hello</b>
<div>
</template>
<template inherit_id="b">
<div position="inside">
<b>world</b>
</div>
</template>
```
The branding can't be on the parent div that will contain other content,
because the other content is in another template and should not be saved
in template `b`, so this would be rendered like this:
`<div><b data-oe-model="ir.ui.view" data-oe-id="6" data-oe-field="arch"
data-oe-xpath="/div[1]/b[1]">hello</b><b data-oe-model="ir.ui.view"
data-oe-id="7" data-oe-field="arch" data-oe-xpath="/div[1]/b[1]"><b>
world</b></div>`
This changeset fixes two issues:
- if we have a primary inheriting view: the xpath are wrong in the
primary inheriting view part, they are computed on the view applied on
its inherit_id; the part of the inherit_id view have the primary
inheriting view ID instead of inherit_id view id.
- if we have `<div t-call="..."/>` in a view, the branding of view
should be distributed to children and not affect t-call part: this was
done for `<t t-call="..."/>` but not for `<anyothertag t-call/>`.
The added test failed on all assertions before the change:
- "test_branding_primary_inherit" would not distributed
- "test_call_no_branding" would distribute branding on `t-call`
opw-1937757
closes #31039
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