before this commit, on /my/tasks, in the filter dropdown, every project that had visibility = portal was displayed
regardless of whether the portal user was a follower or not
After this commit, we search project in a more clever manner
OPW 1878187
closes#26615
With the portal user, go on /my/task/1
(obviously provided that this task doesn't belong to portal user)
Before this commit, there is a 500 error
After this commit, the exceptions are handled and throws a 403
OPW 1867795
closes#25951
The portal view for tasks previously listed all task of all projects
without grouping them. It was a problem, mainly when we want to make
the distinction on project label_tasks, to make the difference
between tasks, issues, ... Grouping task by project by default allows
to show the label_tasks before each project.
Grouping the tasks removes the possibility to define a primary
ordering. We want to be able to ungroup the tasks in some cases.
The implentation was done in the portalsearch bar adding
a group by option. The portal proposes two grouping options,
project (by default) and none (to keep strict ordering).
Task: #1827950
PR #23769
Odoo 11 comes with unified features for Project Tasks and Project
Issues. Specifically, issues were retro-fitted into tasks, and saw their
specific features added to the features of tasks.
During this refactoring, the portal controller for issues was superseded
by a unified portal controller for tasks, via
623ea43268
One case was lost in the process: portal visibility of
tasks/issues/things that are individually followed by customers, without
the customer following the project itself.
This is important for `transversal` projects, such as a "Helpdesk"
project common to all customers, where each customer only sees their own
issues.
This commit restores the feature, previously added to issues by
1cc8252a95
Note: this clearly requires a proper regression test, to be added soon.
Displaying the rating of project is moved directly
in project module, since it does not depends on website.
User may want to display rating of its support project
even without website.
Christophe Simonis