Revert "Remove ThemingAware storage mixins and ComprehensiveThemeFind… - #12128
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…er." This reverts commit 266f593.
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@mattdrayer 👍, thank you for tracking this down. Please go ahead and merge. We'll let tests run on the RC. |
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This makes sense. That commit was a workaround for collectstatic issues we were experiencing before support for multiple themes existed. It was never going to work with multiple themes. |
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It didn't work, however, even with single themes -- ie, we reverted the multi-theme commit from the RC and continued to experience issues. |
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Revert "Remove ThemingAware storage mixins and ComprehensiveThemeFinder."
This reverts commit 266f593, aka PR #11319.
We were experiencing issues with static asset compilation and originally thought the issue was due to the rather large #11885 change set. However, after reverting that PR we continued to observe issues with image and stylesheet selection, which led us back to this commit. So it has taken a couple days to track down what we think is the cause and we are hopeful that we have figured out what is going on.
@rlucioni @douglashall @saleem-latif @mtyaka FYI