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populate labels for street lines in checkout
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This commit only adds the label to the first line, which I think is absolutely pointless. Why try to fix something that was never broken? Now I have to try to remove it
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@trucatchtraps It actually adds it to all the lines. And it was broken because the labels were missing, while they're required for the checkout to be accessible (which is legally mandated in many countries, including the US under the ADA).
The reason you are seeing it on only the first line is because the LESS changes from this commit are not applying in your store for some reason: most likely because you overrode this core file in your theme with a copy based on an old version. The LESS changes here cause the "visually hidden" rules to apply to all the lines, not just ones after the first. (They're only visually hidden, though: they remain accessible to assistive devices like screen readers.)