Create a Binary field through the interface.
Try to import records through CSV like file, with a url as the value of that new image field
Before this commit, the url was saved in DB, leading to an error when trying to get
the image at read time (/web/image)
This is due to the fact that before 66f0e26f6f (saas-12.2) , Binary fields
were not attachments by default, thus did not enter the condition that db403e6dd7
introduced
After this commit, the special case of manual fields with url at import is correctly handled
OPW 2024822
closesodoo/odoo#34489
Signed-off-by: Lucas Perais (lpe) <lpe@odoo.com>
Some distributions still bundle chardet 2.3, which have some guessing
divergences / incompatibilities with python (resolved in 3.x):
1. UTF-{16,32} with BOM is guessed as LE/BE, which when used to decode
the string doesn't strip out the BOM. Handle this by checking if
the BOM is present and converting the encoding name to the
non-marked version in that case.
2. The ISO-8859-1 test string is guessed as ISO-8859-2 (TBF the
decoding does make some sense). Allow multiple targets/guesses to
"fix" that.
closesodoo/odoo#33179
Signed-off-by: Xavier Morel (xmo) <xmo@odoo.com>
State from the template was 'CA' for California - not recognized on import
Changed it to 'California' to match with the db data
opw 1943904
closesodoo/odoo#31556
Signed-off-by: Richard Mathot (rim) <rim@openerp.com>
Do not propagate cache invalidations to other workers when changes must be
discarded, because of an import error or a dry run, which are both handled as
successful transactions.
This fix some inconsistent error on runbot.
In mobile, some views* depend on 'jquery.touchSwipe' library which
is lazy loaded. As a result, the views become asynchronous...
It's why this library is already loaded before running tests in the
mobile test suite. So we can continue to use synchronous views whether
in mobile tests or not.
But some mobile tests weren't in mobile suite...
In desktop, 'jquery.touchSwipe' is lazy loaded and the first test will
load it for others. It's why the first one has to be asynchronous:
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/da7b59045d246c159f93bc75e3f19c6b1221d31c
The inconsistency comes from the fact that all tests are sequential but
we can't garantee the execution order. So, if the test mentionned is not
the first executed one, an error will occur because the view is not
asynchronous.
Now, all mobile tests are moved in mobile suite to be sure that
'jquery.touchSwipe' is loaded.
We also set the default value for size_class because we want a
coherent environment. It is very rare to find mobile devices with
more than 474px wide.
*: form_view, kanban_view, res_config_settings
closesodoo/odoo#28195
* actually pass the flags as flags in re.sub, passing re.IGNORECASE
as *count* doesn't actually ignore case
* ensure the entire string is matched by the pattern, or we'll get
shortest-matching-pattern which is *not* what the later strptime
will do
closesodoo/odoo#27925
On an AccessError, the relevant message is passed as the first arg. But
the import error handler would only check for the second arg (if any)
then fallback on error.message, which is missing entirely when the issue
is raised as an except_orm subclass.
* reduce number of patterns: using localised month names is useless
since we're not setting the locale so it always uses the server's own
* avoid going through the entire strptime machinery: lift the bits of
TimeRE we're interested in to get regex bits out of strptime patterns
and just to an re.match to check whether value & pattern match
Further possible optimisation: cache REs and only compile user-provided
patterns dynamically.
Lucas Perais (lpe)