When an asset is set as Prorata Temporis, with a one month period, the
first depreciation amount is computed on the basis of the remaining days
in the purchase year. This doesn't make sense for a monthly
depreciation.
This commit makes the distinction between a monthly and a yearly
depreciation. In the case of a monthly depreciation, the remaining days
in the purchase month are taken into account.
opw-690034
Backport of 0a3899b72c
The fiscal year start date should be taken into account when calculating
the depreciation amount in case of prorata temporis.
opw-678072
Backport of e69d9b8b7d
The company currency is USD, the invoice currency is EUR.
- Create an invoice in EUR, set an invoice date
- Compute the taxes (click on "update" button)
- Change the exchange rate between EUR and USD
- Validate the invoice
At validation, the tax lines are not recomputed. Therefore, the tax
amounts, are still converted in the company currency using the old
rates. On the other hands, the other account move lines will have the
appropriate new rate.
Closes#14024
opw-692430
The company currency is USD, the invoice currency is EUR.
- Create an invoice in EUR, set an invoice date
- Compute the taxes (click on "update" button)
- Change the exchange rate between EUR and USD
- Validate the invoice
At validation, the tax amounts are not recomputed. Therefore, they are
still converted in the company currency using the old rate.
Closes#14024
opw-692430
When an asset is set as Prorata Temporis, with a one month period, the
first depreciation amount is computed on the basis of the remaining days
in the purchase year. This doesn't make sense for a monthly
depreciation.
This commit makes the distinction between a monthly and a yearly
depreciation. In the case of a monthly depreciation, the remaining days
in the purchase month are taken into account.
opw-690034
As of f814dd9908, debug
mode causes an extra X-Debug-Mode header to be sent
by the rpc() JS method.
This custom header was not whitelisted in the accepted
CORS headers, therefore any cross-origin call to a route with
`cors=True` would fail in debug mode, with a console error
along those lines:
"Request header field X-Debug-Mode is not allowed by
Access-Control-Allow-Headers in preflight response"
This would prevent loading the POS GUI in debug mode,
for example.
This commit is necessary in the 8.0 branch because
the POSBox is currently based on a 8.0 server and may
be accessed by a 9.0 POS or later, thus with the extra header.
Steps to reproduce :
1. Create a new customer
2. Create an invoice with an amount of 50.- for this new customer and validate it
3. Create a refund with an amount of 70.- for the same customer and validate it
4. Create a Customer Payment for this customer and validate it. The Invoice will be paid with 50.- of the refund. 20.- are still on residual in the refund.
5. Create a new invoice with an amount of 50.- for the same customer.
6. Create a new Customer Payment for the same Customer and validate it.
The Full Reconcile Boolean stays checked inspite of "Open Balance" of Refund amount is less than the Invoice amount.
After the fix:
Full Reconciliation Boolean doesn't get checked and Allocation amount on invoice journal item line should be same
as Open balance of the Refund Journal Item. So Invoice stays open with Balance amount.
opw:691577
Depending on the version of dateutil, rule._bynweekday can either be
a tuple or a set (see https://github.com/dateutil/dateutil/pull/54), which,
in the case of a set, breaks the access by index (see related issue:
https://github.com/dateutil/dateutil/issues/24).
By casting it into a list, we make sure that we can access [0] in both case.
Credits to jke ; closes opw-690761.
Before this patch, the debian package depends on `python-pybabel`.
According to the documentation, this is a dummy package for transition
from `python-pybabel` to `python-babel`[1].
This dummy package has thus been removed in debian stretch in favor of
`python-babel`, and the odoo package is thus not installable in debian
stretch.
To fix this, we depend directly on `python-babel`, which is available in
all debian releases[2].
Closes#13905
[1] https://packages.debian.org/jessie/python-pybabel
[2] https://packages.debian.org/jessie/python-babel
Underscore method _.each expects an array like object when a "length"
property is present.
This was an issue with a record having a numeric "length" field set to a
non-negative value. When changing a line the change would not appear on
blur.
This issue was fixed with 0e664c9e9 but introduced back with f0e331e00.
opw-691070
When returning an item by entering an orderline with a negative quantity
you got a warning message asking you to confirm a large payment
amount. Introduced by 5a3d9ce9ce.
Closes#13777
If you validate an order it will be sent to the backend. If you then
close the POS frontend somehow before clicking 'Next order' this order
will be reloaded from localStorage when reopening it. This is
problematic because it allows the user to then modify this order and
validate it again. Everything will appear fine but in the backend this
new, modified order will be ignored as it has the same pos_reference as
the one that was sent initially.
The deeper underlying issue is that there exists a brief timeframe where
the same order can exist twice in the db: both as 'order' and
'unpaid_order'. To ensure this does not happen this fix removes the
order from the unpaid orders after it is saved as a validated order.
Fixes#13538
This revert the fix made on 7bdd4de and replace it with a proper one that do create an account entry from stock_input to stock_output on a dropship move. That way, we avoid the manual change of account on supplier invoice. See the whole discussion on odoo#12687
Before this commit, the inventory by lot/pack/serial/... was only visible
if you switch quickly between res_config and adjustment inventory... once
the vaccumn clean the osv memory, the options was ignored.
Same issue with the _get_string_qty_information function.
Like in Invoices Analysis, the expenses must be expressed in the currency
of the company. In this way, it makes sens to sum them to compute the total.
opw:689760
The effect of this change is to trigger the recomputation of fields on larger
recordsets. This takes advantage of batch computations within compute methods.
when extending these methods with the new api, the context is a frozendict
so we need to copy before mutating.
this patch was made by searching for key addition to context and calls to the
update() method on the 8.0 addons, and checking if a copy was made before in
the method.
The field in stock configuration group_stock_adv_location is toggling
the group "stock.group_adv_location". There was a typo which was using
on the form view of purchase.requisition the group
"stock.group_stock_adv_location" instead.
opw-690804
Most people install the im_livechat module and expect it
to be enabled automatically on their website.
When it doesn't work they try to use the integration JS
code and add it to their website layout, which does not
work as expected.
Setting it as auto-installed solves the issue.
* Failing test for one2many [(5,)] action, when domain is callable.
The problem is that `self` inside a callable domain becomes the comodel when at [(5,)].
* [FIX][fields] Make [(5,)] with computed domain work.
To reproduce this failure, declare a field like:
```
child_ids = fields.One2many(
comodel_name="other.model",
domain=lambda self: [("id", "in", self._ids_to_find())],
)
```
Now set some value to it.
Now unset them. Impossible because ``self`` becomes ``other.model`` in domain evaluation.
Web client use fields_get (which one call get_description) to know if
a group operator exists. But until now, group_operator are never returned.
Without it, the web client cannot display the sub-total except for sum
(the fallback in the web client).
This commit closes#13713
Todo: do the same on Class Monetary in next branch
An issue occurs in the following situation:
- Define a currency exchange rate at day 1 and day 2
- Create an invoice at day 1, and calculate the taxes. Do not set an
invoice date!
- Validate the invoice at day 2
The exchange rate for taxes is the rate at day 1, while the exchange
rate for other amounts is the rate at day 2.
There is actually no way to know what was the rate applied for the
taxes at invoice validation. There are two solutions:
- recompute the taxes at validation
- force the user to set an invoice date and recompute manually the
taxes
The first solution might have unexpected effects, therefore the second
solution is applied.
Fixes#13473
opw-688517
Christophe Simonis