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Changes to themes that a control indirectly inherit items from don't cause the control to update #62844

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AaronRecord opened this issue Jul 8, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #62845

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@AaronRecord
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AaronRecord commented Jul 8, 2022

Godot version

3.4.4

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Windows 11

Issue description

2022-07-08.13-55-38.mp4

See also #61765
See also #63889

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mrp.zip

@AaronRecord AaronRecord changed the title Changes to themes that Control's inherit items from don't cause the control to update Changes to themes that controls inherit items from don't cause the control to update Jul 8, 2022
@AaronRecord AaronRecord changed the title Changes to themes that controls inherit items from don't cause the control to update Changes to themes that a control inherit items from don't cause the control to update Jul 8, 2022
@AaronRecord AaronRecord changed the title Changes to themes that a control inherit items from don't cause the control to update Changes to themes that a control indirectly inherit items from don't cause the control to update Jul 8, 2022
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I'd probably split this issue in two. The issue about indirect dependency inside of the tree is solved by #62845, but the issue with project theme/default theme changing would likely require some different solution.

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Opened a new issue #63889

@akien-mga akien-mga added this to the 4.0 milestone Aug 26, 2022
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