With [1] in 13.0, the blog post layouts were reviewed. At the same time,
new demo data was introduced. By default, with demo data, you have now
two different blogs. The JS tour was adapted so that when you create a
new blog post, a step explains you have to select the blog you want to
create the post in with the dialog that opens. The main problem that
this PR aims to solve is that all users start without demo data and thus
with only one blog... so with the current tour, the users are blocked
very early in the tour as they do not have the dialog to select the blog
in which to create their blog post. The simple solution that was chosen
is to set the step as "auto", meaning it will only be used in runned
tours (like via python tests), allowing to still test the blog selection
dialog in our python test. Users will not be guided via a tip for this
specific modal but this is not a problem as this is very straightforward
to understand in the case the user explicitely created multiple blogs
before creating blog posts.
This commit also review commit merged at [2] which made that python test
more robust by not relying on the demo data. That was here improved with
explanations.
However, allowing the tour to go further than the blog post creation for
the user... revealed that the rest of the tour was still blocking the
user. The very next step is to modify the blog post title. That step was
simply not possible to consume. Indeed the tour system asks for a click
event on the title... which is never detected because our old editor
removes all click handlers on that specific top-level editable area. The
cleanest way of fixing that is actually to not wait for a click but wait
that the user actually types text. For this purpose a feature was
introduced in 14.0 with [3] (even if unfortunately, that commit was not
well split). Unfortunately again... that 14.0 feature is currently buggy
during test tours as choosing the "input" consumeEvent alongside the
"text" run method... changes the behavior of that "text" run method when
the affected element is a contenteditable element. That should be fixed
but this will be done in a further update. Meanwhile, this commit
chooses to use the consumeEvent 'mouseup' which circles around both
issues.
[1]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/bb0cdec4594fab8c22265ed8af0c2d431a263b72
[2]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/f16f2e212a30352ead86c2f876be02b5c5e23b07
[3]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/a34cd7c662b3753d630d83793ffcb53b4a0a92d2
Bug revealed by testing task-2728994
closesodoo/odoo#83721
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Signed-off-by: Romain Derie (rde) <rde@odoo.com>
Signed-off-by: Quentin Smetz (qsm) <qsm@odoo.com>
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