With #228818: IE: Stylesheets ignored after 31 link/style tags having gone in, we need some test coverage for the IE 31 limit issue and that relative CSS order is retained whether aggregation is on or off.

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ridgerunner commented

I just finished reading the entire thread: #228818: IE: Stylesheets ignored after 31 link/style tags (it took me about 7 hours). I'd just like to say that, as a newcomer to the Drupal development community, I learned a lot about how this whole drupal-issue-handling-thingy really works. And I must say that my hat is off to you effulgentsia! I'm really glad that your persistent, calm, logical and gently persuasive manner (and your uncanny ability to adapt and compromise in response to occasionally stark criticism), was able to persevere and result in what I would agree is a very good solution.

My compliments!

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effulgentsia commented

@ridgerunner: thanks! and welcome to the community! We're always happy to have new people join who get enough value out of Drupal that they feel it's worth their while to spend 7 hours reading up on an issue. Sometimes, that's the kind of persistence that it takes to get something done. I hope you find as you start helping out on issues that the vast majority of issues get done in way less than 400 comments. On balance, I think the consensus building process leads to better and more maintainable code.

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frankcarey commented
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working on IE 31 limit test at drupalcon sprint

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frankcarey commented

it's not clear to me how to test this, any help?

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Automatically closed because Drupal 7 security and bugfix support has ended as of 5 January 2025. If the issue verifiably applies to later versions, please reopen with details and update the version.