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edx-platform/openedx
Kyle D. McCormick 5fe131c858 fix: --theme-dirs argument to compile_sass management command
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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