This commit improve event.type (Event Categories) model and views in order
to ease event configuration through more detailed categories. The purpose
is to be able to define categories holding default data for website,
tickets, attendee mailing, ... Choosing a category on a new event takes
those default values to help users creating finely-tuned events.
Main configuration on event.type is
* auto confirmation, replacing the old system-wide auto confirmation
parameter
* seats limitation
* location: online events, timezone
* communication: reply-to email address, twitter hashtag, automated
mailing of attendees
* ticketing
* website parameters: display on website, display tracks, allow track
proposal
* question to attendees
Fix a14bdbd4be made event correctly use
default_auto_confirmation key. However since commit bf82638bb0
tests were also not correctly using the ir values key.
This commit should fix all use of that key. Maybe.
Among others small improvements :
- [event] remove automatic logging of new registrations on event; for big events
it produces only noise
- [event_sale] fix product creation from event management; better display of
address and date of the event
- [website_event_track] add a cancel state on the track model. The stat button
on the event shows only not-canceled state. Also added some tips.
Previously, all existing event.mail schedulers were
auto-triggered at each registration, which could
make the behavior unpredictable/surprising,
including during the tests. Only trigger `after-sub`
event.mail schedulers, as only those are related
to a new registration.
Tests fixed to take into account this new behavior.
First bug, was that the /registration/confirm had never attendee.
Because partner_ids was initialized with set() and so partner_ids &= set(xxx)
will be always empty.
Now the user have confirmation on screen that the registration is done...
Another bug/usuability problem was that when user register to a webinar
less than 1 hours before the event, if scheduler was not run menwhile,
the user has the link after that the webinar was starded...
Now, we force the mail to be send asap, and launch the scheduler at
each confirmation... Anyway, the list of email registration to send should be
never big, because every registration will launch the scheduler.
Test updated since the mail are sent direcly, it's normal to have 0 mail.
This commit adds a way to configure scheduled emails on events. It replaces
existing automatic emails at confirmation and subscription. It proposes to
configure some schedulers, based on subscription or event, using a template
and a configurable timedelta.
A cron is added that regularly checks for event mailing schedulers to execute
and launch them. The granularity of send emails is therefore limited to the
granularity of the cron, aka 1 hour.
[TEST] Added tests for this feature.
Also cleaned a bit event, country_id is now a pure related instead
of a computed field trying to be a related. Also removed default templates
on event category. Configuration in the event itself should be easy
enough for most use cases.