The current calculation of work days is inconsistent with the leaves of
the employee in several cases.
The core of the problem is the logic of the algorithm: for a given day,
if we can find one hr_holiday within this day, we consider it as a
leave. One can easily spot several issues with the existing logic:
- if an employee takes less than a day-off (e.g. a half day), the
complete day is considered as a leave.
- the timezone (TZ) is not taken into account when searching for a
leave, while it is when computing the number of working hours. A leave
from 3:00 AM to 3:00 PM in the Los Angeles timezone would then be
considered as two days-off since it spread on two days in UTC.
The logic is therefore completely modified. For each day of the period:
- compute the work intervals (TZ taken into account, converted in UTC)
- search for a hr.holiday which completely includes the work interval
- if a holiday is found, the work interval is considered as a leave.
Otherwise, it is considered as a normal work period.
This is a first step in improving the logic. The first faulty use case
is partially solved, since we cover now complete work intervals.
However, a leave covering only partially a work interval will not be
taken into account.
The second faulty use case is solved.
opw-707897
If amount = 1 and the category amount = -1, the sum is 0 and the returned
value was amount instead of zero (`0 or amount`)
Avoid this evalution error by splitting on multiple lines
Closes#15470
Previous commit was cleaning the orphan and fuzzy translations of all main translations.
This commit does the same for all regional languages (that are not on Transifex).
To keep these files small, keep only the translated strings.
Fixes#14937
Some languages were published on Transifex in v9 but no longer in v10.
These languages were still using the outdated .po files
In some of these po, there were some fuzzy translations that were incorrect
(e.g. 'POS Order %s' - 'Kassa ostud', missing '%s')
These were not erased as still using the old translations.
Regenerate a correct .po file based on the new .pot and remove fuzzy
translations.
Fixes similar issue than raised at #14937
In the payslip name, the month name was set
within the server locale, rather than the
user language.
Therefore, if you had your server default locale
in English but your user in French, the
month name was displayed in English anyway.
opw-692590
The domain on the "Payslip Lines" has several consequences:
- Lines are duplicated every time the user clicks on "Compute Sheet"
- Contribution registers that have data are not computed because they
are not visible
- Hidden payslip lines don't go onto accounting entry
We remove the domain, since the purpose of it is to hide the lines in
the payslip of the employee, not hide them in the backend.
Closes#13926Fixes#13925Fixes#13987
opw-694011
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