- Go to Timesheets > Add a Line (grid view)
- The view opened is `view_timesheet_form`
- Add a description with several lines
- Go to Project, and display the timesheet entries.
- Print the report "Timesheet Entries"
The lines in the description are merged into one single line.
Since it is possible to write a description on several lines, the report
should keep the formatting.
opw-1830703
- Set an employee in a department A
- Create some timesheet entries for this employee, validate them
- Change the employee to department B
An error arise:
> You cannot modify an entry in a confirmed timesheet.
The field `department_id` on the `account.analytic.line` is a related on
`user.employee_ids.department_id`. By changing the department on the
employee, it changes the department on the analytic line (= timesheet).
There is no real need of a related field. Actually, it makes more sense
to change the department with the user (e.g. at creation or change of
the user), and then do not change it later on. Indeed, a timesheet entry
that was created when the employee was in department A should remain in
department A even if the employee change of department.
opw-1824913
Dominican team is focused on Transifex traductions using es.po,
as es_DO.po has a lot of issues in the website and reviewed strings
with wrong wording and mixing english and spanish. From now on
Dominican Republic will inherit es.po and just make specific changes
on github just in the needed words or setences that change base on
region.
Closes#18834
When creating a sub task, the field default_parent_id is set in
the context. When a sub task is created, a mail.compose.message
was created with the same context. So the default parent_id set in the context
(for a project.task record) was used to create the message and an error was
raised in function get_record_data.
opw:749435
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
Christophe Simonis