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To compute the intervals of working time, the function interval_get_multi
used 'hour_to' and 'hour_from' from "resource.calendar.attendance" model. 'hour_to'
and 'hour_from' are not in UTC timezone. All the dates in odoo are compared in UTC.
Then 'hour_to' and 'hour_from' must be converted.
To take into account the minutes in this computation, the minutes from the start date
are added in the variable todo (number of working hours).
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To compute start and end date of a working interval this function replaced
hour in datetime object without taking into account the time zone. The start and end date
taking respectively from calendar_working_day.hour_from and calendar_working_day.hour_to are
in the time zone of the user and the datetime object are compared in UTC to avoid schedule's gap.
This is why the start and end must be converted in UTC after being replaced by these hours.
The tz_info must be removed from dates because it's forbidden to compare naive and aware dates.
opw:648349
Regarding _schedule_days, similar thing was done in
saas-6, @ fd5e7f2.
When the argument `days` was negative, the
returned intervals were wrong.
Regarding `get_working_intervals_of_day`,
calling this method without
`default_interval` and calendar
set crashed.
Closes#8208
code in resource and project.
This library was once used to perfom resource allocation: scheduling
tasks and things like that. However this feature cannot be accessed
through the interface since a long time.
The feature is now removed from the project code. The library has been
removed. Some code in resource used only in the project code
has also been removed, as well as a test linked to this code.
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