A bug happens in stock move's action_assign method. It tries to get
the quantity done and the reserved quantity from the parent move and
sibling move in order to guess the available quantty.
With uom activatred, the quantity done is not always the same than the quant
quantity and the quantity done on stock move/stock move lines has to be
converted in order to know the real quantity available/
This commit change the quantity done in action assign to the
associate product uom.
On a list view, if we group records the arrows and changing page
feature are disabled. But if then we removed the grouping, the arrows
never reappeared.
note: not necessary as of 9.0 it was already solved in 1280bf251
opw-760956
closes#18596
the field data-max is supposed to be stored in the database.
Currently, the arg is 'stored=True' which is not recognised by the orm.
This fix ensures the field is correctly sotred and thus not computed at reading.
Add into the warning message the list of stock.move that raise the constraints
error.
When you create an 'Inventory Ajustment' of 1000 lines and see this error,
it is not easy to find which product could cause the problem.
This solution is not perfect since the name is not uniq, but it decrease
drastically the number of record to check manually.
opw-760643
UserError uses a retrocompatibility function 'except_orm' which one can take a
second parameters. The default value of this second param is None, so if we
don't force an empty string, we will see a None on each raise UserError as last line.
When returning a delivered product with a non internal location,
the delivered quantity on the SO was not updated.
Steps to return a delivered product:
- Click on button "Return" on stock.picking
- Check the refund box
- Click on return
PS: for the field return location, you can choose a child location from
WH/stock. So it can be a not internal one.
opw:749610
When "No message" is set on field purchase_line_warn/sale_line_warn,
the message doesn't have to be displayed in the respective field
purchase_line_warn_msg/sale_line_warn_msg.
opw:760801
When I did efd15852, I accidentally undid d20074c5. That commit
wanted to filter out unwanted values from the action context, but
it was too violent, as it was discarding the action context. (See
bug described in efd15852)
My original commit aimed at avoiding the filtering of the action
context by having it devoid of unwanted values altogether. The
idea was "if this is an action button, we don't want the element
context". However, the default behavior of the _getContext function
was to add the element context. There were options to force to add
the element context despite being in a case where it should not be
added, but we needed the opposite: do not add the element context.
We used "additionalContext" in this fashion, the idea was: "if I
give you specific context values, don't polute it with the element
context". This was efd15852.
However, not all actions have context defined explicitely in their
definition. In this case, since additionalContext was undefined,
the element context was added again, despite our will not to add
it for actions. We solved this by simply always giving an
additionalContext to getContext, providing an empty one if needed.
To reproduce this bug (which is the same as efd15852):
- Go to Manufacturing
- Click on menu Master Data then Products
- Open a product
- Click on the "Bills of Materials" stat button
- Click on create
- The create crashes because of the "default_type" context key
that is erroneously passed from the "Products" action to the
"Bills of Materials" stat button action.
In the dashboard, the domain wasn't passed to the view since the new views.
The action in the dashboard and the one saved were thus different (ex: when
saving 'Customer', you got all partners).
This was also causing a traceback when editing a value in the grid view.
This domain is now correctly passed.
This commit aims to reproduce saas-15 behaviour when rendering the
calendar. More explicitely, in favourable conditions, we would like the
calendar to be contained in a scroller adapted to the screen dimensions.
To do so, we require that the calendar only use the height given by its
parent container (in case of overflow, the calendar should have its own
scrollbars). We then trigger a 'resize' event to account for a bad
initial render of the calendar.
This fix reproduces a behavior implemented in saas-15.
It avoids simultaneous actions when you quickly click
on status bar buttons.
For example, in a manufacturing order, the main_flow_tour clicks
on 'check availability' and 'produce'.
Clicking on 'check availability' triggers an act_window_close
action when it has done.
Clicking on produce opens a dialog. Both action are executed simultaneously.
It may happen that the act_window_close closes the dialog opened by action
'produce', which makes the test fail.
Now the following buttons are disabled if you click on a status bar button:
- action buttons in control panel
- action buttons in status bar
- stat buttons in button box
Personal information should be protected at the model level, not only
the view. Otherwise, user can read these fields when exporting.
Courtesy of @odony
opw-752734
Fine tuning of this commit:7333f5e
When the PO lines were not ordered according to the scheduled date,
the scheduled date of the picking was wrong when delivering.
opw:752192
In case Postresgl access rights prevents the pguser to access
`pg_database`, the server should not crash when trying to create the
database because the pguser does not have the right to check if the
database exists and he won't be able to create a new database anyway.
However the database might exists and in such a case the flow should
continue. This patch allows the flow to be resumed in such a case, and
in case the database did not actually exists, a warning will tell the
user that it was not possible to check if the db existed and the
registry for this database will fail to be loaded afterward.
When you valid a picking wave of 100 pickings, and that one is blocked
(eg: no serial attributed), you have no way to know wich one fail except
opening all one by one.
Christophe Simonis