[material-ui] Do not generate CSS variables for a custom spacing function #43389
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FYI this resolves our issue with CSS Vars 🎉 |
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Co-authored-by: Aarón García Hervás <aaron.garcia.hervas@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Siriwat K <siriwatkunaporn@gmail.com>
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closes #43378
Before: I was too optimistic that the custom spacing function from users will result will used with just number or string (see the test cases), so when creating a theme with
cssVariables: true, it tries to create a spacing variable and use multiply with the user's input like thiscalc(var(--mui-spacing) * 2).However, this is a breaking change for a case like #43378 if the user provide a custom value when using
theme.spacing('xs').After: If the custom spacing is a function, do not create a spacing variable and do not alter the function.