The adaptation to Python 3 was done with two mistakes: the iteration on the lru
cache does not return keys, and functions are not sortable.
closesodoo/odoo#28870
This commit fixes two bugs:
- a8469c45 was fixing the case where the first line was not 'code' but broke
the usecase where a po started with code line
- Correct the usecase where a pot and po file do not have the same line of code
by matching on res_id=0
This avoids to have a pot expecting a code message at line 42 and a translation
at line 43
Closes#26722
The previous code, as explained at b505ba9e0a, was to avoid creating duplicated
code entries for the same source (as only one is considered).
In case of a po comment like
#. openerp-web
#: model:ir.ui.view,arch_db:base.ir_access_view_search
#: code:addons/web/static/src/js/chrome/search_inputs.js:716
#: code:addons/web/static/src/xml/base.xml:1125
#, python-format
the condition was not triggered (trans_type is model), creating two code entries
Necessary in #26614 to fix#26553
When cropping the image with a size, we crop it first and then we make a thumbnail out of it
Before this commit, the same byte stream was used, meaning that the thumbnail was
appended to the original
After this commit, we reset the stream
OPW 1876496
closes#26575
The dateutil package uses lazy import to selectively expose its
features: `parser`, `relativedelta`, `rrule`, `tz`.
Depending on installed modules and order of initialization, there was no
guarantee that a given feature was already loaded during the preparation
of the action context.
This patch ensures that we always preload the feature set we need, and
only that feature set. This way we have a consistent `dateutil` lib in
the action context at all times.
The dateutil package uses lazy import to selectively expose its
features: `parser`, `relativedelta`, `rrule`, `tz`.
Depending on installed modules and order of initialization, there was no
guarantee that a given feature was already loaded during the preparation
of the action context.
This patch ensures that we always preload the feature set we need, and
only that feature set. This way we have a consistent `dateutil` lib in
the action context at all times.
Because we converted buttons into tables so inline buttons was
breaking into multiple lines so we need to add display inline and vertical align
properties in tables.
We allowed display property from mail sensitizer whitelist.
Because in this commit https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/cf15030ed09f7479f5b2701ba101a5bed71f7409
we use display property for align items
In Python 3, SETUP_FINALLY is used if the exception object is bound in
the except block — even if there is no finally block — in order to
unbind and cleanup the exception's binding as part of PEP 3110:
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3110/#semantic-changes
This allows both using exception objects in Python 3 and using
finally blocks in both version.
opw 1824211
When ir.values was removed and the "action" ir.values were merged
directly into the actions themselves, "client_action_relate" was
discarded as unused (and possibly too similar to
client_action_multi?). *However*:
* it was actually used implicitly as "relate" was the default key2 of
the <act_window> XML tag
* and it had a crucial difference from client_action_multi:
client_action_multi is shown on both form and list views by default
and only on list if multi=True, whereas relate is shown on *either*
the form or list view (tree if multi else form)
This means without relate the actions which should be only visible on
the form view are now on both list and tree, which leads to
overpopulated `Action` menus and odd behaviours (e.g. actions relying
active_id on lists, which id do they get and why?)
=> reintroduce relate as "action_form_only" for the specific case of
multi=False and either no key2 or a key2 of client_action_relate. If
multi=True then binding_type=action.
Fixes#20124
Followup: Task 1843603 to remove #multi and redundancy
The transcoding of a mail (transforming CSS into inline styles on the
element nodes of the mail) used the form:
property:value;
So when a mail is saved, it would be eg. with `style="property:value;"`
and when it is being edited "property:value" is removed if available via
CSS stylesheet given the structure.
But the sanitize_style (introduced in bfe7aafa7) adds an espace before
the value (which is more pretty but was probably not choosen in
transcoding to decrease size of mail):
property: value;
so the inline style would not be removed when editing possibly causing
conflict with the editor.
With this commit, the sanitize_style doesn't add a space. It could have
been changed in transcoding but the code is already rather slow and we
don't want to use a regex replace or two string replace instead of the
current one string replace.
opw-1841107
msgid ""
"You cannot set a negative product quantity in an inventory line:\n"
"\t%s - qty: %s"
Was creating a ir.translation record with a src as
You cannot set a negative product quantity in an inventory line:
t%s - qty: %s
('t' instead of \t)
Closes#23541Fixes#23521
When exporting to a tarfile, we first export each module's translations
to a file on the FS, then create a tarball from all of them.
With the P3 bytes/string split, translation export was defined to export
to a bytes IO object in order to work correctly with CSV (which work on
bytes IO for better cross-version compatibility). However the tgz file
export was left opening module's files in `w` mode, which in P3 means
text, which blows up as POFile expects to ultimately write to a bytes IO
object: it uses text, and a StreamReaderWriter is used to translate that
into an underlying bytes IO.
Fix by explicitly opening the files in binary mode.
Fixes#22700
Raphael Collet