-added tour for invoicing
-allow to set easily the number of the first invoice/bill/refund of a journal, from the invoice screen
-small usability fixes and refactoring
When several fields are modified and trigger the same recomputations, the same
SQL queries were made to determine the records to recompute, because each field
was processed independently. In order to avoid duplicated SQL queries, process
the triggers of the modified fields altogether.
This reduces the number of queries by 15% to 25%, depending on the number of
computed fields.
PURPOSE
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Simplify the way to activate currencies
SPECIFICATION
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On res.company :
Currency_id: options={‘no_open’: True}
oe_edit_only on “Activate more currencies”
In the list view of the currencies, replace the checkbox active by a boolean_toogle widger
There is normally a default filter on the currencies list view to only show the active currencies : this filter should be kept except if you arrive on this screen by clicking on "Activate more currencies" from the res.company and from the settings. Only the menuitem Currencies should only show the active ones
Since the previous commit, the `color_field` needs to be explicitly stated
in the options for the tags to be colored.
The previous behaviour (always read the field `color`) was leading to server
warnings if the field was not present on the comodel.
Thìs commit set the `color_field´ for every many2many_tags on fields that have
a `color` field on the comodel.
When xlsx is used, the worksheet name may be longer than 31 chars and
raise an exception.
This fix will troncate the name up to 31 chars and will remove invalid
chars.
Similar patch was already done at 0122c05eff for xlwt
xlsxwriter 0.9.8 has added a parameter worksheet_class=None so adding **kw to be
compatible with installs with the latest version (requirements.txt asks for
version 0.9.3)
Closes#18077
opw-751157
This reverts commit 1e2e55872f.
In debug mode, there's a checkbox to reload the language and overwrite the existing terms. This previous commit makes that use case impossible.
PURPOSE
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When I install a language, I shouldn't have to refresh the page to see the newly installed language.
Example : I install a language, then click on my user (upper right corner) and try to select this language. The newly installed language is not available. I first need to reload my page.
In order to be able to identify what action to return based on the
access_user.
Typically portal users will need to be redirected to the front-end,
while internal users will need to be redirected to the back-end.
based on v10 terms and saas-15
add the new languages
Much noise due to the different softwares that do not indent the terms the same
way. Merged the po files with --no-wrap option which makes long lines.
opw-751014
Before this commit, at each partner creation (including data import,
RPC import and tests) Gravatar server was polled, slowing down partner
batch import.
We then enable this feature only where it is needed: when creating a
partner from a view.
When a model contains a field translatable which has a unique
constrain, it is impossible to copy a record. Indeed, the unicity
constrain is always triggered, even if the model takes in charge the
overriding of the copy method to avoid duplication.
Introduced with commit ce7f31b0b0, with the goal to target only
XML/HTML translations. We apply this behavior in case of a callable
translate property, to target only the desired problematic use case.
opw-749481
The "Uninstall" button on the module form no longer changes the state of
modules, so that cancelling the wizard will not unexpectedly perform the
uninstallation. The uninstallation is performed only by clicking on the
"Confirm" button on the wizard.
Moreover, the wizard provides clearer information about the impact of the
uninstallation: what apps/modules will be uninstalled and what documents
(models) will be lost.
Within the scope of P3 compatibility, a StringIO was replaced by
BytesIO in b4429c2a91, however I missed
that BytesIO is much stricter about types than StringIO *even in
Python 2*. Some bits of text would sneak up in PoFile.write or
PoFile.write_info and blow up the export.
The BytesIO makes sense for output (tgz is definitely not a text
format and base64 is a bytes -> bytes encoding), but ensuring the
entirety of PoFile worked on bytes seemed distasteful (and lots of
changes), it seemed more sensible at all levels that PoFile would make
sure to properly work on *text*, and to add a text adapter wrapper
around the BytesIO buffer.
io.TextIOWrapper was almost perfect (it closes the underlying stream
on close but that can be worked around) *however* it turns out
TextIOWrapper does not work on Python 2's `file` objects... so use the
older codecs.StreamReaderWriter which should be able to do the job
properly.
fixes#17834
When importing translations with a csv, the state of the translations was
always set to "To translate" even if the state was "Translated"
due to function _inverse_source.
PS: Making self.source when self is considered as record set could lead to an error.
The return in this function was not needed.
In old API this function was called just for one record.
So this function expect only one record at each call.
opw:747877
Simon Lejeune