When doing several grouping quickly (or if the system is slow) on the
pivot view, we may try to display data that now doesn't corresponds to
the current selected groupBys.
This commit ensures that when we load data of the pivot view, we drop
the previous data loading that are currently being carried out.
Without the fix, the added test failed with:
TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined
because the test does:
- select one level of group by
- select two levels of group by
- resolve the first level of group by
- resolve the second level of group by
Without the fix, we would try to display the data for one level of group
by when the pivot view had two levels selected.
With the fix, displaying the first level of group by was discarded once
a second one was being requested.
opw-1825892
closes#24396
The commit [3079415fb17232117b0d5059a23ae89232eaf5e8] allows the read_group groupby parameter not to be contained in the fields parameter. This makes possible the simplification made here. Similar changes could certainly be applied elsewhere.
On a pivot view expand a field in column
another one in row
Then put a domain in the search view
Save the whole thing (ir.filter) as favorite
Before this commit, the ir.filter was not saved the right way when a domain was present
(Let alone its restoration)
This was because of
- the internal default groupbys of the pivot model was not updated, and what we got in the params was overwritten
by what existed before
- a slight typo in the code made the row updated with the col values
OPW 1835865
OPW 1829925
closes#24215
With this commit, the fields many2one are not always measures in pivot
and graph views. By default, they are *not* measures.
In order to have them as measures, we should pass `additionalMeasures`
as a param to any of the views, which contains a list of fields to consider
as measures.
example:
Suppose a model with the following fields:
- `product_id` (many2one)
- `categ_id` (many2one)
- `sold` (float)
By default, only the field `sold` is a measure
in a graph or pivot view.
In order to pass `product_id` as a measure of
a graph view, you should instantiate this view
as follow:
``
var viewInfo = /* ... */;
var params = {
additionalMeasures = ['product_id'],
};
var graph = new GraphView(viewInfo, params);
``
An exception to the rule above is when the many2one field is of type `measure`
in the arch: this field is set as the default measure of the view, therefore
it is implicitly added as an additional measure.
With this commit, we add the possibility of using many2ones as measure.
The way a many2one is aggregated is by using the count distinct
operator.
Some care had to be done to gracefully support the situation when a
pivot view is grouped by a m2o field F, and the same field F is used as
a measure.
From a recent action manager refactoring (https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/32b8cec5361174c92c45a4975d4e02f1fb448aa2),
the attribute 'views' in viewOptions is now structured as follow:
viewOptions: {
action: {
views: [{
viewID: 1,
type: 'list',
}],
}
}
instead of this:
viewOptions: {
action: {
views: [[1, 'list']],
}
}
The pivot view was not updated correctly, so now it should be correct.
A traceback was occuring when downloading the pivot view without data.
The export function expects the attribute `main_row` set on data, which
is defined in `_prepareData`. The latter wasn't called because of the `return`.
Closes#22728
We would like to make the "no item found" screens more appealing.
Before this commit, it shows a small help tip in the top-left
corner of the screen, just below the "Create" button.
With this commit, these help tips have been replaced by onboarding
screens, which consist of a picture and some text below, both of which
are horizontally centered.
The texts have been slightly changed, so that they are shorter and clearer.
Considered modules:
(A)
account,
account_asset,
account_budget,
account_test,
account_voucher,
analytic
(B)
barcodes,
base,
base_automation,
board
(C)
calendar,
contacts,
crm
(D)
delivery
(E)
event
(F)
fleet
(G)
gamification,
google_drive
(H)
hr,
hr_attendance,
hr_contract,
hr_expense,
hr_gamification,
hr_holidays,
hr_payroll,
hr_recruitment,
hr_timesheet
(I)
im_livechat
(L)
l10n_fr_sale_closing,
link_tracker,
lunch
(M)
mail,
maintenance,
mass_mailing,
membership,
mrp
(N)
note
(P)
payment,
point_of_sale,
post_mercury,
pos_restaurant,
product,
project,
purchase,
purchase_requisition
(R)
rating,
repair,
resource
(S)
sale,
sale_timesheet,
sales_team,
stock,
stock_account,
stock_landed_costs,
stock_picking_batch,
survey
(U)
utm
(W)
web,
website,
website_blog,
website_customer,
website_event_track,
website_forum,
website_quote,
website_sale,
website_sale_digital,
website_slides
Before this rev., keys like pivot_measures, graph_mode..., were
correctly took into account at first load of Pivot or Graph view,
but not at reload.
Those keys are particularily useful when a user saves a research
to its favorites. When such a favorite is selected, the view is
reloaded and the interesting information is in the context.
The former implementation of the Pivot view used __count__ as
magic field to display the number of records in groups. However,
in filters defined in xml, __count is used instead of __count__,
so it crashed when such filters were activated.
With the new views, we made those filters work by using __count.
However, if a user saved filters using __count__ at that time as
favorite, activating them in the new views produces a crash as
well.
This rev. adds a compatibility layer to ensure that the pivot
view handles both __count__ and __count measures uniformly.
The groupby property was wrongly set in some cases: if a graph/pivot view is defined as a groupby on field F, but there is another groupby key G in the context, it will take F instead of G (at initial load).
The 'Expand All' feature was tested, but in the test environment
RPCs are mocked, and everything is synchronous (by default). So
even if the tests passed, the feature actually didn't work because
of a deferred (the reload deferred) that wasn't waited for.
Keys 'pivot_measures', 'pivot_col_groupby' and 'pivot_row_groupby'
can be specified in the context and are meant to be used by pivot
views to determine the initial measures and groupbys. Before this
rev., the new implementation of the pivot view simply ignored them..
Before this rev., the _mockReadGroup function only supported
grouping on one field, and if called with an array of fields of
length > 1, the remaining fields were ignored.
Grouping on several fields is now supported, and some tests had
to be adapted.
Also took this opportunity to refactor the code of pivot to adapt
the parts that were not up to date and remove the useless deferred
in sortRows, courtesy of aab.
The exportData function still needs reworking.
Christophe Simonis