This commit translate the ics file for an event to
the language chosen by the public user on the website.
For connected users, the ics file is translated to
the user's language.
Task-3199180
closesodoo/odoo#115599
X-original-commit: 2fa5ceaf2978036f44027c19abaf17afec1d5db3
Signed-off-by: Warnon Aurélien (awa) <awa@odoo.com>
Purpose
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Remove the state on the event and add a stage.
So, we can have more control on the event flow, and we will have less constrains.
Website event
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Before
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People can register for an event if "seats are available" and if the state is "confirmed".
After
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People can register for an event if `event_registrations_open` is True,
- Event: seats are available and the event is not finished
- Event sale: One or more ticket has `sale_available` set to True
Task #2088538
If you register online on a free event, there is an
access rights error when trying to download the ICS file
if you are connectd with public user.
`if not event` part is pointless, if event cannot be resolved,
@http.route would return a 404 anyway.
`if not event.registration_ids` does not make sense from a
functional point of view: there is no problem in generating
an .ics file for a public event that has no registrations (yet)
and the button we use to generate the .ics file is displayed
after the registration anyway.
opw-2066847
closesodoo/odoo#37012
X-origin-commit: f4ca5897df9295b684bcbfcafd98fbde2f8bf673
Signed-off-by: Nicolas Martinelli (nim) <nim@odoo.com>
Ics file generation should be possible even when only event is
installed as it is a basic feature of events.
Moreover we need to be able to generate such files in order to replace
the old outlook api used in the event templates, api which is not
supported anymore.
We decided to use ics files because it is supported by most calendar
schedulers hence working with outlook.
Linked to task #1853063closesodoo/odoo#28477
Patrick Hoste