- Define 2 companies A and B. Delivery methods are linked to products in
company A
- Deactivate 'Share product to all companies'
- Create a user B in Company B only
- As user B, create a SO and open the drop-down list for delivery
methods
An access error is raised.
Delivery methods should follow the same record rules than the products
they are linked to.
opw-1815490
* It is sometime useful to be able to set the package type and the package weight during the delivery
* These fields can be edited during the 'put in pack' operation or after, with a button in the view
* As the weight is computed, a new field 'shipping_weight' has been added
* These fields (package type and weight) will be used in the delivery carrier for the shipping
* Packaging types are now handled in a centralized way for all shippers
* migration to new API
* removed delivery.grid object, has been merged with delivery.carrier
* change view of delivery.carrier (price rules, etc.)
* tests from yml to py
* website : restrict the list of countries for delivery address in the shop
Add a `delivery_type` selection field on delivery.carrier.
The default is `grid` i.e. a static pricing grid with rules
to compute the delivery costs.
Future module will however be able to extend the `delivery_type`
selection to add new keys, such as `fedex` or `ups` and provide
custom implementations for the various API methods, as described
below.
In order to add your own external provider, follow these steps:
1. Create your model MyProvider that _inherits `delivery.carrier`
2. Extend the selection field `delivery_type` with a pair
('<my_provider' , 'My Provider')
3. Implement API methods as required:
<my_provider>_get_shipping_price_from_so
<my_provider>_send_shipping
<my_provider>_open_tracking_page
<my_provider>_cancel_shipment
Christophe Simonis