The stdlib version of the json library is more recent than the 3.5.3
version we are pinning in `requirements.txt`
There is no reason to use it.
Closes#6940
How great is it to get Odoo (almost) 9.0 (almost) translated?
Clean .tx/config file
Regenerate .pot files
Fetch current translations from Transifex (10% completion)
For an event during all day, during 2 days,
e.g. September 9th and September 10th,
Google expects as start date the first day, and as
stop date the day after the last day.
e.g.
start 2015-09-09
stop 2015-09-11
Even if, afterwise, in the Google Agenda interface, it will
be correctly displayed 2015-09-10 as end date.
This must be applied at the event creation AND at the event
update. It was not the case until this revision.
Besides, we now use the event `stop_date` in Odoo, instead
of the duration, in case the duration has been incorrectly
computed.
opw-648867
Now that most refactoring has been merged
It is better to have red a great work of another culture in translation than never to have read it at all.
― Henry Gratton Doyle
This rev. is related to 1c533b193f
The reason why we force the event Google internal id is
explained in the above commit.
Forcing the internal id must be done only when creating the
event in Google, not when updating, for retro-compatibility:
if the event is already in the attendee calendar, with a different
internal id then the other attendee, we must leave it like this,
otherwise Google will be lost.
This rev. is related to a9e3d74713
This new revision is about the same use case than above, except
that both Google users login doesn't match the Odoo login email.
e.g.
User A: A@agrolait.com in Odoo, A@gmail.com in Google
User B: B@agrolait.com in Odoo, B@gmail.com in Google.
When A creates an event, with B in the attendees, and
syncs his calendar to Google, B is not automatically invited
Google side, as his attendee email is B@agrolait.com, which
doesn't match any existing Google User (doesn't match B@gmail.com)
While the revision mentioned above, a9e3d74713,
expected the attendee to be automatically invited Google side, and therefore
expected the event to already exists in B's calendar.
Therefore, when B syncs his calendar in Odoo, as the event
was there in his Odoo calendar, but not in his Google Calendar,
the code actually think it's no - longer - there, and take the assumption
the event has been deleted Google side. So, it deletes the event
in Odoo side as well, for both users A & B.
To overcome this new issue, when the Google & Odoo users emails
do not match, while keeping the compatibility when the Google & Odoo
emails do match (and therefore the invitation is automatically sent
Google side, as the email matches an existing Google account, and
the event is automatically created in B's calendar without needing the
sync in Odoo), we now force the Google internal id to be the same
for all attendees of an event, event by Google side.
opw-645745
Checks that the provided user (or user in the provided dataset):
* is the superadmin
* or is a member of group_erp_manager
There are a number of hand-rolled "is_admin" checks in the codebase some
of which are fairly gnarly. The shortcut provides a single point of
contact, avoids forgetting about cases (e.g. SUPERUSER_ID) and is
relatively convenient when checking a user which is not the "current"
user.
closes#8146
Odoo allows bad formatted emails for partners (and attendees).
Google doesn't.
Therefore, upon sync, if the email is wrong, we do
not send it to Google, to avoid Google being mad at us.
opw-646369
- Google sync was dropped with new design
- Use new API alert/confirm dialogs
- The user was able to click on the button... by clicking next to it
(remove the button template, create it in JS)
- Fix some exceptions in routes
- Convert CSS to LESS
- Update google tutorial
(google_calendar module needs some improvments, especially to give
meaningful error messages to the user when the google server sends
back errors)
When creating an event in at 4 pm,
while being in UTC +2 (Europe/Brussels),
The start date sent to Google was set as
'2015-07-03T16:00:00+02:00',
but the timezone was described as 'UTC', giving
therefore giving contradictory information.
At the end, in the google calendar,
the event was set in the UTC timezone,
while it should have been set in GMT +2 (Europe/Brussels).
opw-640825
If an event exists on Google but was not synced yet in Odoo, the synchronisation
would fail.
When self.OE.found is False, self.OE.event is not defined and trying to access
it would fail (it's a python object, not a recordset)
Check the ownership after making sure the event is present in Odoo.
Fixes#7034
If User A created an event In Odoo, inviting User B,
Then, if User A sync his calendar with Google,
user B have an invitation to this event in Google,
if user B refuses the event AND remove it from his Google calendar
and then syncs his calendar to Odoo,
the event was removed from the Odoo calendar, of all attendees.
opw-641356
- Preserved explicit 3rd-party copyright notices
- Explicit boilerplate should not be necessary - copyright law applies
automatically in all countries thanks to Berne Convention + WTO rules,
and a reference to the applicable license is clear enough.
Leonardo Rochael Almeida