The field user_domain allow to get the list of users for which a
challenge is applied. The javascript framework for a char_domain widget
sends a JSON list to the server, but the server saved it as a string in
a Char field.
Hence we can have a list (in values received by write or create) or a
string (when getting the field value of a record).
Since 0c649644db this caused an error when user_domain was not empty.
This commit solves it by having _get_challenger_users always receiving a
string.
opw-708177
Give some details about the badge: its description, its image, who granted
it, ... Otherwise it is quite complicated to understand the email content.
Thanks to @mart-e who reviewed and tested.
If render_template get list and not id, a dict is returned.
Force the param to be a int, allow to don't use the multimode from render_template.
Avoid to get message like:
<p>{1: u'\n </p><p>Congratulation, you have received the badge <strong>Autobiographer</strong> !\n </p>\n\n'}
<p>{2: u'\n </p><p>Congratulation, you have received the badge <strong>Autobiographer</strong> !\n </p>\n\n'}
<p>{3: u'\n </p><p>Congratulation, you have received the badge <strong>Student</strong> !\n </p>\n\n'}
<p>{4: u'\n </p><p>Congratulation, you have received the badge <strong>Supporter</strong> !\n </p>\n\n'}
When attempting to define a goal
using a model that does not have any `inherits`
- which happens most the time-,
it was not possible to choose the
`Field to Sum` and the `Date Field`,
due to the domain set in the view
which is no longer working in 9.0.
The domain is no longer working because:
- The onchange result for a one2many for which
the value is set to `[(6, 0, [])]` is now `[]`,
while, in 8.0, the tuple with the command `6` and the empty
list was preserved
- the empty list `model_inherited_model_ids` is considered as `True` by py.js,
and therefore it fallbacks to `model_inherited_model_ids[0]`, but
as this is an empty list, it crashes.
The solution proposed in this revision solves the issue, while
making the domain applied on these fields less fragile.
opw-658892
Writing frequently to master data, and particularly to res.users
records is dangerous because it can temporarily delay/abort
concurrent transactions due to FK locking/serializability
heuristics. (Even with PostgreSQL 9.3+)
The `login_date` field updated when a user is authentiocated
is still useful but better handled in a separate table that
exclusively receives independent INSERTs (no UPDATE/DELETE).
This minimizes the chances of transactional conflicts.
This commit moves the login_date info into a separate
`res.users.log` table for this purpose, replacing it
with a related field. The user and login date info are
automatically handled by the magical fields (create_uid,
create_date) in `res.users.log`.
The related field must not be stored because that would
create the same problems as the original field.
In order to cleanup redundant entries in res.users.log
the 'auto-vacuum' cron job used for TransientModels was
extended to be a generic "internal data vacuum cleaner",
and now takes care of this as well.
The code for updating last login and vacuuming was split
up into smaller methods to make extensions easier.
Fixes#8585Fixes#8590
When clicking on the button "Refresh Challenge" in the "gamification.challenge"
view form, all the "gamification.goal" records linked to this challenge must
be updated.
opw:647983
model has been renamed to mail.channel to prepare the slack modeling.
In future commits the mail.group model will be merged with the channel
model from im_chat. The first move is to rename mail.group into
mail.channel to have a model that will unite both features.
- Preserved explicit 3rd-party copyright notices
- Explicit boilerplate should not be necessary - copyright law applies
automatically in all countries thanks to Berne Convention + WTO rules,
and a reference to the applicable license is clear enough.
In the function start_end_date_for_period, in the "else" clause, the case considered for the period
is "once". In this case, start_date and end_date are either False or in string format.
opw: 631941
Christophe Simonis