When editing a form with the arabic language, the date is formatted in
arabic. But the version of the Moment.js library we use for this had
inconsistencies and parsing the arabic date could not work.
Hence, saving would not work since date field values would be invalid.
This commit cherry-pick http://momentjs.com/ commits which solves that:
from version 1.8.4: https://github.com/moment/moment/commit/c9023b5
from version 1.9.0: https://github.com/moment/moment/commit/bd328d5closes#10634
opw-660453
This commit does not actually fix qweb2.js, but it works around a
phantomjs bug. The problem with phantomjs is that in some situations,
the xmlhttprequests are dropped with a status 0. It is most likely
related to the issue:
https://github.com/ariya/phantomjs/issues/11195
In our testing framework, it seems to appear when requests sent before
the 'load' event of phantomjs are received after, and also when those
requests are listened with the onreadystatechange handler.
The bug does not appear if we use addEventListener with the 'load' event (at
least, not for a few builds)
This commit does not worsen qweb, and it is also a small improvement in
style (in my opinion).
This commit was necessary to fix weird problems in 9.0-nightly.
Phantomjs and the old nvd3 implementations did not play well together.
* transitionDuration() replaced by duration()
* tooltips() & tooltipContent replaced by tooltip.enable and tooltip.contentGenerator
* remove useless less for tooltip
Thanks to mge for his help
* select2 was linked in both backend and frontend (by web and website)
* select2-bootstrap was in website and linked only in frontend but it
is in fact needed in backend too
+ Remove useless link of the lib by other modules
The datejs globalisation files are loaded based on the user's language.
If the file is not present, the loading crashed and the user could not access to
the web client.
Adding empty files for lo_LA and renaming bs-BS.js to bs-BA.js for bs_BA (see
65d92da) that were missing.
By the way, this is a 0 bit commit, beat that!
The testing framework was done with an old version of qunit. We had to
program our layer on top of it to provide support for promises in tests.
The last version of qunit now supports promises, and the testing
framework needs to be reworked anyway with the new modules.
When providing an args of ``null`` (or ``undefined``) and a non-empty
kwargs, the kwargs would be removed/ignored.
While explicitly providing a null args is not necessary, it's perfectly
valid.
* use new support to colorize reconciled bank statement lines
* fixes tokenization of ``is not`` to not blow up on ``not foo``
* improves calling code to get truthiness of evaluated expression
instead of truthiness of javascript-equivalent objects: an empty list
is falsy in Python but truthy in javascript, since the evaluated
expression is in Python one would expect Python truthiness rules
without having to manually convert to boolean
closes#5070
If the variable was existing outside the context of the ``foreach``,
the value is copied at the end of the foreach into the global context.
Fix#4461 - Q74531 - Q71486 - Q71675
If the variable was existing outside the context of the ``foreach``,
the value is copied at the end of the foreach into the global context.
Fix#4461 - Q74531 - Q71486 - Q71675
Some .xml,.csv,.po,.woff,.ttf,.png,.eot,.svg had perm 755, provocating
'executable-not-elf-or-script' lintian warning for Debian packaging.
Set permission to 644 for those files.
Also remove unnecessary executable permissions on some .py:
-addons/l10n_fr_hr_payroll/report/fiche_paye.py
-addons/l10n_ro/res_partner.py
-addons/l10n_ro/__openerp__.py
-addons/l10n_ro/__init__.py
-addons/l10n_do/__openerp__.py
-addons/l10n_do/__init__.py
Use the local copy of those libraries instead of fetching them at runtime.
This fix was required for Debian packaging. It fixes the
privacy-breach-may-use-debian-package lintian error.
Christophe Matthieu