This field is a non-sense. By using the same logic, it should be added
to any low level model.
Replace the check by a simple verification of presence of an XMLID.
A more generic opt-in solution should be integrated into ORM.
Partially revert commits 0db0e66e96 and
bbd64c22ab.
See #29257odoo/enterprise#3550closesodoo/odoo#31778
Signed-off-by: Christophe Simonis <chs@odoo.com>
Purpose of this merge is to update main addons and set activity types used
for automated activities as master data. This means they cannot be removed.
Indeed those activity types are used in business flow to generate activities
and removing them may break some flows.
This commit is linked to task ID 1907970 and PR #29257.
It was possible to define a delay in days on activity type
to reschedule next activity. It is now possible to specify a unit
(days, weeks, months) and a starting point for the delay
(as before, from the moment when the new activity is scheduled,
but also after the deadline of the previous activity).
We realy need to have all javascript action triggering a done
and schedule next to call the python corresponding method on
activities. A part of the work have been there but some
cleaning could still be done in activity.js.
Task: #1870662
PR: #26272
PURPOSE
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1. Unified product demo data
2. Less demo: one per use case
3. Demo data for all models
Specification
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1. Refactor all the brol in the demo data
2. Adapt the tests to make them green, as some products are
renamed, removed, created in python instead of as demo data
...
Moves UoM models, test and data to a new addon in
order to be able to use uom without product.
A simple example is be to be able to use UoM for
timesheets.
This commit only move code, and adapt xml ids
without chaging any feature or functionnal
behavior.
Note: 'product' module now depends on new
'uom' module.
Currently, the packaging of products are set on product.template, which
will cause problem if we use vatiants and packaging.
So we move the packaging from product.product to have the possibility to
have different packaging on different product variant of the same
product template.
Kevin Baptiste