Domains like `[('x2m_field_ids', 'not ilike', 'foo')]` now have a more
logical semantic. The negation is applied on the relation and not the
`name_search`.
In previous releases, the search view ignored the selection widget when
the field is a many2one. This behaviour is justifield by the fact that
the selection widget just doesn't work, and the default search input
actually does work.
The search view was refactored extensively in late 2014, and this
behaviour was lost. As a result, every many2one with a "selection"
widget stopped working (for example, warehouse/products, a search for
"you" does not give anything on "location" or on "warehouse"). This
commits simply fix the issue by ignoring the selection widget in search
views (with many2one fields).
When the max seats available is set to 0, there should not be a limit to
the seats available.
Previously this was not taken into account in the frontend event ticket
sale, so an event would appear to be sold out.
fixes#6999
opw-645542
The onchange on partner field must not fill the company name if
the partner is not a company or not in a company. If the partner
is not a company, the contact name field must be filled with the
partner name.
opw:644878
Delete the code introduced by 656f8241d5
Group by didn't work in calendar tree view, group of records showed (0)
as number of related records for each group.
closes#7602
opw:644735
When calculating the cost, quantity did not take the product efficiency into
account when calculating the cost. The quantities on the MO order were correct,
but not the cost that needs to be increased to compensent efficiency.
Closes#5927Closes#7648
When doing a copy of a google drive spreadsheet (in google_drive.py's
copy_doc method, using the following google API call
https://developers.google.com/drive/v2/reference/files/copy). Google
server return an error if we used the old spreadsheet KeyId.
The new FileId is available in the AlternateLink and this commit updates
it.
closes#7660
opw-644889
In backend, the method "_unit_compute" doesn't round the fixed tax amount
before adding to "cur_price_unit" in the case "tax.include_base_amount".
opw:644421
When giving back change, prioritize the same cache method as the one that was
use for the transaction.
This prevents cases where cash input is registered in journal B and change in
journal A.
Fixes#6975, closes#6976
When updating a translation, the previous one is deleted and a new one is
recreated (with no module and state). When the source module is updated, the
previous term is inserted again to the lsit of terms.
Instead of dropping and recreating terms during update, simply update the
existing term and create one only if there were no previous translation.
Fixes#4617
There was a mixup in the ogone response parameters that prevented error message to be stored successfully; this commit fixes that.
This commit only fix the s2s code in saas-6, the form payment code has been fixed in 8.0 and will be forward-ported (commit e7085a8bd7)
The commit 312b85e added a reloading of the chatter messages after
closing the mail composer. But e.g in Messaging > Inbox a simple reload
isn't enough. For now this commit restrict the reload to chatter logs
(e.g the chatter of a quotation).
related to PR #7596
1fb33a8 added pivot mode to the project.issue action (since it was split from
the graph view) but forgot to add it in the action called from project.project
kanban (act_project_project_2_project_issue_all).
In order to fix Python bug https://bugs.python.org/issue16041
a maximum line length was introduced in poplib when reading
email contents from the POP3 server.
That limit is set to prevent DoS attacks via malicious POP3
servers.
The default limit (2048) seems to be too low for emails
commonly found on the internet, retrieved via POP3 from
popular mail services such as GMail, Hotmail, etc.
(The POP3 servers might send back the lines verbatim
without splitting them up)
This is discussed in follow-up Python bug
https://bugs.python.org/issue23906.
Workaround implemented by forcing a higher default limit
to accomodate POP3 responses with lines up to 64KB.
Christophe Simonis