... sometimes.
When a dialog is destroyed, the last opened dialog (the one which
is just below), if any, is focused. This allows to close it
directly by pressing ESC. For an unknown reason, this was done in
a setTimeout (delay 0).
The problem is that the setTimeout made some JS tests fail
randomly, when a test ending by closing a dialog was executed
right before a test using a many2one inside a dialog. When this
happened, the second test failed sometimes because its dialog was
focused (because of the previous test) while waiting for the
autocomplete dropdown to open, triggering a blur event on the m2o
input, and thus making jquery autocomplete aborting the search,
and the opening of the dropdown.
Aaron Bohy
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