The method `_process_jobs` provides an alternative API to process the cron
jobs, that does not catch exceptions and log them. This makes the processing
of cron jobs easier for scripting.
In 7eab8e26d3 res.partner was converted
to the new API, at that point company_type was changed from a stored
field manually synchronised with is_company (through create/write
overrides) into a proper computed field.
However to make it "editable" it was simply marked as
"readonly=False", which means even though UI-wise it looks editable
editing it does not actually do anything (things work in the partners
form because there's also an onchange which updates is_company on the
fly).
Fix by implementing an inverse function and actually do this
correctly.
Fixes#20623
Remove weird special case: when the first field of the first line of a one2many
is empty, replace this first field by the comma-separated names of the lines,
and discard the other lines.
After setting the image on a product variant, the controller for `/web/image`
incorrectly returns the code 304 - Not Modified. This bug occurs because
1. the response ETag is a hash of the **last modified date** of the record;
2. the record is actually **not** updated in that case, because
- the image field is a non-stored computed field, and
- its inverse method only modifies the variant's template.
Fix the issue by making the response ETag a hash of the **content**, which is
read by the controller anyway.
OPW 769302
The default value for number_next_actual in ir.sequence.date_range must be at least one
otherwise it will raise error because the next value cannot be equal to the date_from.
opw:776205
Prefetching is underused when all fields are traversed one record at a time.
So instead, traverse all records one field at a time. This guarantees batch
prefetching/computation on every field being accessed.
Otherwise if a record rule is defined on a x2many field on the model, the creation will fail because
ir.translation creation check access rules on the model and in this case, the x2many relation are
not set yet.
Christophe Simonis