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This is a CSS source order issue.

| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #6 | before-full.png | 192.93 KB | f0ns |
| #6 | after-full.png | 192.39 KB | f0ns |
| Content___Drush_Site-Install.png | 23.22 KB | mherchel |
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Comment #4
mherchelFixed! Ready for review.
Comment #5
mherchelJust pushed a another commit using the new
afterkey. See https://www.drupal.org/node/3467489Comment #6
f0ns commentedJust setup a clean Drupal install on main to test this with some dummy content.
Before
After
Comment #7
f0ns commentedComment #8
catchIt's nice to see
afterin the wild, however I'm wondering whether we actually need that, and instead whether this library should depend on the global styling library instead? In practice it's only going to get loaded when the global library is loaded anyway, so maybe it doesn't matter as such, but we should probably pick the one that is semantically better since e.g. it might matter in contrib cases that copy core. Leaving RTBC.Comment #9
mherchelI think
afteris correct semantically here. It's not a dependency issue, it's more source order. But I also don't feel very strongly.Eventually, we're going to clean up
global-stylingin #3614876: Clean-up libraries-overrides in default_admin.info.yml. It's loading a good amount of styles unnecessarily. We'll be changing things around a bit then.Comment #13
catchThat all sounds good, thanks for confirming.
Committed/pushed to main, 11.x and 11.4.x, thanks!