revert: revert: build: remove dependency on Python sass module
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This reverts commit a27cda2.
Fixes three NameErrors which were introduced by the previous commit, leading to it being reverted. These NameErrors slipped through because the script was not tested on any themes that had zero SCSS overrides.
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This will be used to protect against bugs like the on fixed in the previous commit.
This will help safe-guard against bugs in the Sass and Webpack build which only arise from certain uses of the legacy Comprehensive Theming system.
This fixes the ability to pass custom theme directories to
the management command which compiles site themes, a la:
./manage.py lms compile_sass --theme-dirs /my/custom/themes/dir
The exception, which was due to a incompatible use of @lru_cache, was:
File "openedx/core/djangoapps/theming/management/commands/compile_sass.py",
line 93, in parse_arguments:
available_themes.update({t.theme_dir_name: t for t in get_themes([theme_dir])})
TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'
This has been broken since the @lru_cache decorator was added, but it
wasn't noticed because:
* We weren't compiling any comprehensive themes in CI.
* Tutor supports compehensive theming, but not *site theming*, so
it doesn't use this management command at all
(site themeing == comp theming * site configuration).
* Although edx.org executes this management command, it does not provide
use the `--theme-dirs` argument, so the bug was not hit.
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Description
This PR does five things, each separated into its own commit:
sassmodule #34439sassmodule #34476./themes/empty-theme, which can be used to trigger said NameError../themesin CI so that the NameError wouldn't have been introduced in the first place.compile_sassmanagement command, which I found when I began compiling themes in CI.Testing
Same as #34439
The improved CI check will provide additional confidence in the compile_sass.py script.
Merge considerations
High-urgency, as this blocks the Python 3.11 upgrade ( #34229 )