* = auth_signup, calendar, im_livechat, snailmail_account, survey, test_mail,
web_editor, website_crm_iap_reveal, website_livechat
The aim of this PR is to improve/fix various flaws and limitation of the current
API, to make it easier to use and more efficient.
Notification are now defined with 3 distinct parts:
- the channel determines which client(s) should receive it
- the type determines how it should be handled
- the payload determines any extra information helpful for handling it
Channel
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Business code
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- Record channel is introduced for ease of subscribing to and sending
notifications to specific partners, channels, documents, ...
- String channel is still supported (but it is converted internally to the tuple
channel).
- Tuple channel is still supported without any change (but should be avoided
whenever possible due to its complex syntax).
The channel is no longer sent to the client. When the channel was used for
business purpose, the information it contained has been moved into either the
new type, or the payload itself.
Technical note
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All channels are now internally converted to the tuple (db, ...) channel, which
is necessary for the platform code (saas/sh).
Internally, the bus.bus table is not changed, type and payload are grouped
together into what was (and still is) called message.
Type
====
Type is introduced to uniformize the way notifications are sent and handled.
All existing notifications already had some kind of manually-built type in them.
This is now officially supported at the bus API.
In client code this will allow (to be done in future commits) to register one
handler per specific type, instead of having to iterate and to filter all
received notifications on every handler.
Payload
=======
Payload (ex message) did not change, it can still be anything depending on
business needs.
Few adaptations:
- When the type was included on the payload, the type has been moved to the new
type parameter.
- When the channel was used in business code, its data has been copied into the
payload.
task-1891151
closesodoo/odoo#79201
X-original-commit: 543af27c7d6836ffac9e80ff8490b6ddbd849221
Related: odoo/enterprise#21998
Signed-off-by: Sébastien Theys (seb) <seb@odoo.com>
Migration of all python code, mostly withtout chagnes. And adapting
xml files to guidelines.
On calendar.py, some changes have been perform to make the migration works :
- `_compute` method has been split into `_compute_dates`, `_compute_attendee` and `_compute_display_time`.
- remove unused method `onchange_partner_ids`, `check_partners_email`
- make `compute_rule_string` use a cache record instead of a value
dict to avoid crashes
- remove `new_invitation_token` method, and make it a default value on attendee creation
- add a default value on `day` field, otherwise the "Please select a
proper day of the month" exception is raised during the onchange
Basicaly, do this RPC once, at webclient startup, to get the next notification.
Do the RPC again when the notification is displayed to get the next one.
When an event with alarm is created, edited or removed, trigger an event on the
bus for all involved users (the attendees) with an update of their next
calendar notification.
Didier (did)