The current xpath in inserting the opt-out in the sub-kanban view for the child_ids.
The new xpath is inserting these two fields in the intended location.
Due to timezone difference between two test users the state of activities
depend on the time when the test is running. Indeed if user 1 plans an
activity for tomorrow this could already be today for user 2. Test
that ensure tomorrow is correctly computed should therefore be done with
users being in the same timezone. Current behavior is correct as activities
manipulate date that cannot always be timezoned back to another timezone.
How to reproduce the issue before this fix: run the activity mixin tests
between 0:00 and 1:00 in +1 TZ (Brussels).
This is mandatory to ensure consistency of the data generated by the test, as stock pickings created from a PO are by design always created for the current date (there is no way forcing this), meaning that they always use today's exchange rate for their valuation.
Despite the fact we rewrite the date of the valuation moves artificially, we cannot correct the debit and credit values, since the anglosaxon entries get automatically reconciled (and you cannot modify a reconciled entry).
So, we have to make sure that "today"'s rate will always be the last rate we created in order to ensure complete control of the test. This deletion will have no further impact, as the transaction will be rollbacked at the end of the test.
The date of the invoice is used for currency conversion in anglosaxon stock valuation. Before this fix, the tests crashed between june 6th and december 31th, as the demo data define a currency rate for USD on june 6th. Using the proper date on the credit note ensures the good rate (the one in application when making the credit) is always applied.
The `price_unit` on `stock.move` is not rounded since it is a technical
field. Therefore, the comparison might fail depending on the rate (which
happens after June 6th because of `base.rateUSDbis`).
The "connection test" was only attempting to establish a socket to the
SMTP server and then trying to login, if credentials were setup.
This would catch basic config errors but would fail to detect setups
were the SMTP server would forbid relaying, because of missing
credentials, missing STARTSSL mode, and other more complex cases.
By actually beginning a real SMTP session and sending the MAIL FROM,
RCPT TO and DATA command, we make sure that the server appeas willing to
relay emails from the current user address to an arbitrary recipient
address. Then we close the session before actually sending the message.
In order to have a valid destination domain with a valid MX server, we
use an odoo.com recipient address for the test, which should prove that
the destination server will relay to arbitrary addresses (unless the
destination server is an Odoo.com MX server ;-))
When an exception is raised during the course of a normal SMTP session,
smtplib's `sendmail()` method will close the channel automatically,
so any further attempt at sending SMTP commands will fail with an
SMTPServerDisconnected error, even just calling `smtp.quit()`.
This will shadow the original error, and make debugging harder.
Fixes#1493
This reverts commit 09a22e3bef, which was
attempting to fix a use case that was actually working.
It also created a duplicate `name_search()` method for res.country, in
addition to the one aliased to `location_name_search()`
It is indeed supported to import countries and states, using the
country code or state code as the imported value. These will be matched
uniquely thanks to the special `name_search()` performed for import,
forcing the `operator`.
And this is done while still allowing proper auto-completing for normal
UI case, where the "exact code match" will only promote an extra result
at the top of the suggested matches, rather than limit the results to a
single match.
The confusion apparently stemmed from the test case using "UK" as the
country code. UK is not a valid ISO country code, so it would never
match as expected.
With a user that do not have access to the the Event module,
go into Contacts > open a contact
Before this commit, a ACL error was thrown. This was because of the presence of
a smartbutton refering to events in the form view of the partner
After this commit, the form view of the partner displays correctly
OPW 1851783
closes#24931
Before this commit: links like `tel:+1-555-555-5555` were being replaced
both in javascript (prefixing `http`, when using the summernote editor)
and python (prefixing the base url, when they were added directly to the template).
After this commit: the replacement is avoided on links with `tel` scheme.
This is related to commit: 8b97a39
Have a model A with a o2m to B.
In the list have a field B > m2o > C
Also have a sequence field (widget handle) on B
Then Create a record A
Arrange yourself to have two new records B popping right away (through an onchange)
in the o2m. Their C field have to be empty
Resequence those two B lines with the handle
Before this commit, there was a traceback when trying to do an name_get on the C fields
Since both of them are empty, there is no record in the localData
Hence, no model. And also no records anyway, so no need to do a name_get
After this commit, there is no traceback, the name_get is avoided when no data is to be fetched
OPW 1853088
closes#24988
To compute the week number, the fullcalendar.js library uses the locale.
It depends on the day on which the week starts (usually Sunday in the Americas,
Monday in Europe), as well as which week is considered the first of the year.
In commit:
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/717b472ef9ad6d2998cbefb4aafe2d1199e6235d
the starting day was explicitly added, however it was computed as isoWeekday.
The ISO first day of the week is always on Monday.
It resulted that if the locale used Sunday as first day of the week, the
calendar would consider it to be of the previous week, and thus displayed
(weeknumber - 1).
The fix does the same thing as was done in v10, taking the locale into account:
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/df124080b624a8bdb86fec352fe690725ed36bac
opw 1853745
Let's consider a Sales user U with no access to Purhcase
Steps to reproduce the bug:
- Create a SO with one line with the drop shipping route
- Validate the SO
Bug:
A access error was raised because the user has no access right on
Purchase.
opw:1851301
Before this commit:
* Module A defines a field X of model M
* Module B inherits from model M without touching field X
* Module C inherits from model M and extends field X by giving an INDEX
/ NOT NULL constraint.
* Module B and C depend from Module A, but not each other
If all three modules are installed and Module B is updated, the INDEX /
NOT NULL constraint could be dropped.
This happens because Module B can be loaded before Module C is loaded,
if that's the case, then after the upgrade of Module B, during the
schema checking, we verify that the field object we have and the field
on the DB are the same, since Module B doesn't introduce the index then
this check is false and we drop the index. When we get to loading Module
C, we do not do any schema checking because the module is not marked as
`to upgrade`, therefore the index is lost forever.
To solve this, we re-init the models that belong to the set of the intersection
between upgraded and modified models and loaded and modified models.
Fixes#24958
When archiving a product template P with one SO linked to it,
- Going to P by Accounting > Configuration > Products > P shows 1 sale
in smart button
- Going to P by Accounting > Sellable products > P showed 0 sale in smart
button
Now it shows 1 sale in these two cases.
opw:1852948
Make one Payment
Reverse the entry of this payment.
Before this commit, only the lines in the receivable were reconciled.
The lines in the liquidity were'nt, leaving the two entries appearing
in some reports
After this commit, the four lines are reconciled two by two, even in the liquidity
account
OPW 1816641
closes#25026
- Create a picking, set as 'Carrier': 'Free delivery charges'
- Enter a 'Tracking Reference'
- Validate the picking
The tracking reference is removed.
opw-1849279
If the `web.base.url` contains a trailing `/`, the replacement of the
`/unsubscribe_from_list` link won't work since the string to replace
will be `my_url//unsubscribe_from_list` instead of
`my_url/unsubscribe_from_list`.
Fixes#24731
opw-1848572
In the portal module,
the `index` method from the `web` module controllers
is overriden to redirect `/`
to the portal `/my` for the portal users,
instead of the regular backend `/web`.
However, when `website` is installed,
this behavior should not happen,
as you would like the signed in portal users to
be able to see the website homepage,
and not to be redirected to `my` when
they try to access `/` root path of the website.
Because the override in the website module was done on the
`index` method coming from the `web` module instead of the `portal`,
according in which way the Python module were loaded,
it sometimes redirected to `/my`, sometimes it correctly
displayed the homepage. This is because the modules are not
loaded in a determinist order.
To summarize, on runbot, if you logged as portal/portal,
one time on two you were redirected to `/my`, and the other
time you saw the homepage correctly.
As `website` depends on `portal`,
we have the possibility to override the `index` method
of `portal` instead of the one of `web`,
to force the determinist order,
and therefore the determinist behavior of the homepage for
portal users.
When installing the `account` module, some of its master data is
installed as `l10n_generic_coa` data.
During the uninstallation of `account`, `l10n_generic_coa` is
uninstalled first since its a dependency of `account`, but some of its
master data cannot be uninstalled yet as its still being referenced in
some `account` et al tables.
When `account` is being reinstalled, the datas will be updated instead
of created since they were left intact in the database, this proves
troublesome as the code YAML interpreter adds some context variables
when creating records but not when updating records, these context
variables are necessary in order to trigger some onchanges and defaults
for fields that are required, since this does not happen we get a `NOT
NULL CONSTRAINT` error when re-installing the `account` module.
This patch solves this issue by adding an uninstall_hook that will
delete all ir_model_data that belongs to the module `l10n_generic_coa`
upon its uninstallation.
Fixes#25005
- Create the following BOM for Product A:
Comp 1: 1 Unit(s)
Comp 2: 5 Unit(s)
- Update on-hand quantity:
Comp 1: 10 Unit(s)
Comp 2: 30 Unit(s)
- Create a MO for 10 Unit(s) of A
- Check the Quantity on report 'Stock Level Forecast':
Comp 1: 0 Unit(s)
Comp 2: -20 Unit(s)
- 'Check Availability' on the MO
- Check the Quantity on report 'Stock Level Forecast':
Comp 1: 0 Unit(s)
Comp 2: 30 Unit(s)
The `partially_available` state has been added with Inventory
refactoring in v11, and needs to be taken into account.
opw-1849556
In 11.0, this change e9454e79 solved the use case of:
- opening the registration of a ticket
- discard
=> the page must be reloaded to register a ticket
A new report is that since 9.0, if we try to register 0 ticket we would
also have to reload the page.
This commit backports e9454e79 and solves the 0 ticket registration.
10.0 version of 9.0's #24966
opw-1851622
closes#24991
Before this commit, some values of res.config.settings were saved
(e.g case of website settings were some fields are related)
After this commit, they are not saved
OPW 1853230
closes#24972closes#25028
- Create a BOM for Product A, using Component B
1 Unit of a is built with 1 Unit of B
- Update on hand quantity for B to 3.0
- Create a MO for 5 Units of A
- Update the quantity to produce to 3.0
The button 'Check Availability' never disappears.
The core of the problem is that the move remains "Partially Available".
Indeed, if there is no product available (`available_quantity <= 0`),
the stock move is skipped and its availability status is not updated.
We slightly change the logic by first checking if we need any quantity.
If not, the move can be considered as assigned.
opw-1850499