Previous to this commit, installing sale_managmenet/account_invoicing
would add some menu items for the `sale/account` module
(which contains all the logic for the sale/accounting flow)
and it would also install sale/account since it's a dependency, however,
horror would strike if one were to go and uninstall
sale_management/account_invoicing: nothing happens!
This is because these "facade" modules don't actually install anything, and
uninstalling an app does not force the uninstallation of its
dependencies, thus the `sale/account` module would stay installed, along with
the views introduced by the "facade" module.
To fix this, we create an uninstall_hook which forces the removal of
the ir.ui.menus that the "facade" modules introduce, so that the
functionality remains (for modules that depend on it) but it's not
user-accessible (because it should only be accessible to users if the
facade module is installed).
The issue adressed by this fix was observed by a problem with a missing
onchange. The situation only happens when we have a one2many in a form
view with an onchange in a field in the list view, and the arch of the
list view is not inline. In that case, the onchange was not properly
triggered.
There are two causes for this bug:
- the BasicModel does not exactly receive the same data when loading a
record in a one2many with a non inline view. More specifically, there
is a confusion with the fields/viewFields in that case. This is done
because the postprocessing of the fields is slightly different when a
sub view is not inline (not ideal situation, we should fix it btw)
- when it construct a subrecord, the BasicModel did not use the correct
fields value, when there was a subview. More specifically, it used
the view.fields (which does not contain onchange informations) instead
of the view.viewFields (which contains processed/view specific
informations, including the onchange data.
This commit fixes the second issue, because this is clearly a bug, and
it actually fixes the problem. The first issue is actually okay,
because we already have a difference of behaviour between the main view
and sub views (in the first case, we have the fieldget information, not
in the second case, so the processing is already a little bit different
anyway)
Notes:
- This bug was discovered only because we added a test in 11.0, which
was forwardported and broke in master. The breakage occured because
of a recent refactoring in master which moved the arch processing
inside the views and out of the data manager.
- It is good that we discovered this bug, but I want to say that it really
sucks that forwardports are done, break the master/saas.11.2, then I
have to fix it in emergency, and it completely break my own
schedule...
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The issue adressed by this fix was observed by a problem with a missing
onchange. The situation only happens when we have a one2many in a form
view with an onchange in a field in the list view, and the arch of the
list view is not inline. In that case, the onchange was not properly
triggered.
There are two causes for this bug:
- the BasicModel does not exactly receive the same data when loading a
record in a one2many with a non inline view. More specifically, there
is a confusion with the fields/viewFields in that case. This is done
because the postprocessing of the fields is slightly different when a
sub view is not inline (not ideal situation, we should fix it btw)
- when it construct a subrecord, the BasicModel did not use the correct
fields value, when there was a subview. More specifically, it used
the view.fields (which does not contain onchange informations) instead
of the view.viewFields (which contains processed/view specific
informations, including the onchange data.
This commit fixes the second issue, because this is clearly a bug, and
it actually fixes the problem. The first issue is actually okay,
because we already have a difference of behaviour between the main view
and sub views (in the first case, we have the fieldget information, not
in the second case, so the processing is already a little bit different
anyway)
Notes:
- This bug was discovered only because we added a test in 11.0, which
was forwardported and broke in master. The breakage occured because
of a recent refactoring in master which moved the arch processing
inside the views and out of the data manager.
- It is good that we discovered this bug, but I want to say that it really
sucks that forwardports are done, break the master/saas.11.2, then I
have to fix it in emergency, and it completely break my own
schedule...
wip
wip
When exporting to a tarfile, we first export each module's translations
to a file on the FS, then create a tarball from all of them.
With the P3 bytes/string split, translation export was defined to export
to a bytes IO object in order to work correctly with CSV (which work on
bytes IO for better cross-version compatibility). However the tgz file
export was left opening module's files in `w` mode, which in P3 means
text, which blows up as POFile expects to ultimately write to a bytes IO
object: it uses text, and a StreamReaderWriter is used to translate that
into an underlying bytes IO.
Fix by explicitly opening the files in binary mode.
Fixes#22700
A name_search on attribute line would possibly ends up with a domain like:
['|', ('attribute_id', '=', 'm'), ('value_ids', '=', 'm'),
('attribute_id', '=', 'm')]
which would just search the attribute.
This is caused by calling the default name_search. This commit forgo
the default name_search when we are in this attribute line special case.
courtesy-of: @fmdl
opw-813505
closes#22619closes#22760
Before this commit, when having a simple employee (group employee) accessing the form view
of hr.employee, there was traceback because the field is_address_home_a_company was not in the view
This is because of commit 2d777d5
which restricted this field to the group_hr_user (Officer) in Python
When the view itself is not group-restricted
The JS loads everything from the view but puts invisible=1 on sections that have a group
The field, in our case, is forbidden before that and is not loaded, whereas the domain in which it is used is loaded
After this commit, the view loads correctly, while avoiding leaks as intended
OPW 813721
The data in tests use 'datetime.today()'. This can
add second and milli seconds: if those are not zero,
a 4th day of work will be count (hence the '+1').
The test craches with "3 != 4" when the test was executed
on a 'zero second' time.
As Dr Emmett Brown would say : "Time traveling is just
too dangerous !"
Name of scripts piped to `odoo shell` were `__builtin__` (`builtins` in
python3), which is not really obvious (and awful if your script must
handle python2 and python3).
Change it to `__main__`, allowing to use to common pattern
`if __name__ == '__main__':`
Before this commit, when duplicating a task,
the pad of the original one was updated with plain text
Hence losing all the layout.
This was because, in all likelihood, Odoo's Etherpad server did not support pushing HTML
At the time of the commit, Odoo's pads can receive HTML.
We then push HTML by default, falling back to pushing text as before
if necessary
OPW 806064
Before this commit, when connected as a portal user, the user was not
able to post replies to existing replies. This is because the textarea
section was marked to be displayed for connected internal users only.
This commit removes the whole group restriction. Indeed, it makes sense
(as a fix), to show the textarea section for public users too. Indeed,
the "Reply" button is already shown to public users but does not do
anything. With this commit, clicking the "Reply" button shows the
textarea section for everybody and, if the user is not connected,
redirects to the login page when posting the message. This of course
needs usability improvements in master.
Note: the problem had originally been fixed for regular answers with
commit https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/b81b03c82d282dc94595a9beb94444041509ef25
Note 2: both mentioned problems were originally introduced by commit
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/9069d0127c176317436b67b23ae5677dd9d53de7
Closes https://github.com/odoo/odoo/issues/22648
Use `ir.values` for default taxes. Stop using `ir.config_parameter`. The
logic is made in order to be as error-proof as possible.
Backport of a9ede7fdfa
opw-807226
In case an invoice is required to be paid thanks to the route
'/my/invoices/', the user is redirected to '/shop/payment/transaction/'.
If website_sale is not installed, this causes a crash.
Complement of 2bd17285ea
opw-813481
* localized checks layout of US and CA introduced in enterprise
* account settings now install account_check_printing instead of the US checks layout
Wsa PR #18791. Was task 33298
Before this commit, we create a new dynamic action when creating a new
project. This is a problem for various reasons:
- we did not have the nocontent helper properly set (so, the kanban view
could not display the help message just after creating a project
- the dynamic action is slightly different from the one you get when you
click on an existing project (different views, ...)
- the dynamic action is not editable in studio
With this commit, we simply reuse the same action, but with a different
context. This solves all these issues at once, without duplicating
logic.
In a recent commit, the kanban view was changed to display a nocontent
help message, even when grouped. To do that, it was necessary to change
the nocontent structure, and in particular, to position it absolutely.
This totally breaks dashboards.
Also, from a functional point of view, dashboards are used to see
existing information, so it can be said that the nocontent helper is of
a more limited use in this case. Therefore, I think that the best
technical decision is to simply remove the nocontent helper in the
dashboard, rather than fiddling with the css to try to make them work.
Before this commit, it was not possible to display a help message in a
kanban view, if it is grouped. This is an issue, from an onboarding
point of view. Imagine a new user, creating a project. After it
creates a few columns, it is not clear what to do.
With this commit, we display the nocontent help message in a grouped
kanban view, if the user is not currently creating a new column. This
allows the user to focus on its work, by working in phases: first, he is
prompted to create project column, then when he decides that he is done,
the user interface shows the nocontent help message, which guides
her/him to the process of creating a task.
When the user decrease the quantity on the SO it will log the
activity on a the upsteam documents however the user can't easily
find the impacted documents linked to it. In order to achieve that
the _get_upstream_documents_and_responsibles method pass a stack
that remember all the documents browsed in order to return the final
document. This stack is then passed in the _render_method in log activity
in order to use it when rendering the note for the activity.
return the linked requisition line and the responsible for the requisition
instead of returning the origin moves. there should be nothing upper
the requisition itself so we don't need anymore to grind documents in order
to find the upstream one. More information about _get_upstream_documents_and_responsibles
in method _log_activity_get_documents in stock_picking.py
return the production_id and the responsible if it exist on
the move instead of returning the origin moves. We can deduce that
if a production is linked to a move and this MO still ongoing then
it should be the upperstream document.
Adrian Torres