don't use style_min on any inherited site layouts - #16443
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any inherited site may use its own style sets.
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Thanks, Will! You're the best. I'll try to budget in some tech debt time soon to put in tests for our partner sites.
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For partner-site UI test, #16282 could probably be extended to include some minimal partner-site regression-coverage relatively easily. |
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Followup to #16148. The previous fix added a special case for csedweek.org, but did not cover other partner sites that also inherited styles from code.org, leaving partner-sites such as ro.code.org/learn with the same issue.
This change skips
style_minfor any inherited virtual-site configuration that's not the basecode.orgsite, so they can use their own different style-sets without issue.