Purpose of this commit is to simplify the configuration of leave type and
use the job of HR officers / manager by making options clearer and easier
to use.
Specifications for leave type :
* display name as header;
* remove accrual option from leave type. It is now configured directly
on allocation requests;
* add a "X days allocated" stmart button. If you set a general allocation
of 20 days, the stat button will display 20 days. Even if you go update
the allocation by employee after that. Purpose is to have the value of
main allocation done in group, not individual cases of some employees;
* add a "Group leaves" stmart button. It leads to a new leave requests
in group mode where mode is visible;
* have a unique allocation type field replacing the setting allowing to make
leave or allocation as well as limit and negative fields;
* limit leave duration encoding to two options, either day-based (allowing to
take full days or half a day), either hours-based (allowing to take full
days, half a day or some specific hours in a given day);
More technically
* limit and negative fields are removed. It was confusing as limit set to
True means you can actually exceed the limit). It can be computed based
on allocation_type ('no' meaning you can bypass the limit);
* request_unit is simplified. Day and half are merged into day;
* accrual and balance limit are moved to allocation model;
Specifications for allocation requests
* set accrual specific on allocation itself and not coming from the leave
type configuration anymore. Indeed we now consider accrual to be done
case by case independently from the leave type;
* remove negative and balance_limit. Indeed we now consider people have to
check by hand what is done by accrual;
Leave and allocation are slightly impacted by other changes, such as domain
for default leave types. Changes have been made as small as possible. Future
commits will still improve leave and allocation models and views, going
further in the cleaning process. Some tests are udpated to match the new
configuration of leave type.
This commit is linked to task ID 1876795 and PR #26571.
We need to support the accrual allocation for leaves.
This is a special type of allocations that adds some leaves to the
allocation every X amount of time worked.
This kind of allocations is especially used in the USA, but can also be
used in other contexts (eg: In Belgium we could allocate 20 days per
year for the legal leaves)
These allocations have support for :
* A max balance limit
* Going in negative (if set on the leave_type and the manager
approves the leaves)
* Removing the unpaid leaves from the quantity of days worked
* Setting an end date after which it does not allocate anymore leaves
Task #46114Closes#22292
It is simpler to have data split by main model or application like we
already do for models and views. It allows to easily have an overview
of data a module holds.
As we will work on mail related data like adding activities or tweaking
subtypes and templates, having them all in a single file and not lost
between other data helps finding and working with it.
This commit only moves code. No functional change should occur.
In order to help limit leaves recording errors. We need to add some
configuration on leave type object. For example we need to avoid people
taking legal leaves 2016 on 2017.
* Add validity dates : start and end dates on the leave type. An empty
end date means forever
* Double validation : change the checkbox into a radio button with now
three choices :
- Human Resource Responsible
- Manager
- Double Validation
* Add a sequence field, using handle widget
* Add a field, to specify if the employee can select the leave type in
his allocations, requests or in both of them
Purpose
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Follow the coding guidelines (https://www.odoo.com/documentation/11.0/reference/guidelines.html)
Specification
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* each model has now its own .py file
* view files have better names
* reordered the methods for readability
* reimplemented email subtypes
Purpose
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Have a clear distinction between leave and allocation requests instead of
using the same model to mix 2 different concepts.
Splitting the model will allow different business code to be run on each
model as allocations and leaves are not exactly the same thing; this
will add some code but simplify future improvements
Specification
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1/ Completely separate the models
Model hr.holidays has been split into leave.request and
leave.allocation.
2/ Make reporting working again by using an SQL view aggregating data
from leaves and allocations
A new report has been added in order to aggregate
datas from both allocations and requests. The views have been modified
accordingly.
- added encoding to xml files
- replace search_read() with search() for _search_absent_employee()
- fixed setting first date of current month as default value for wizards
- reduce calls to <dict>.get()
Thibault Delavallée