Currently partners have a boolean field to choose whether to receive
notifications only in their Odoo inbox or to receive them in their inbox
and by email. This leads to several issues :
* if a customer is configured to not receive emails he will not receive
any notification on sales orders, leads, ... This is not clearly
indicated to the salesman and it is not easy to know how to change
that behavior
* if an user chooses to receive emails and does not use its inbox a lot
of notifications stay in Odoo. The user has to manually set them as
done to make them disappear which is redundant.
This commit changes that behavior. From now on customers will always
receive all notifications by email. Indeed Odoo is not a customer oriented
mailbox. Moreover sales orders or discussions on leads send to customers
should always be sent by email as it is the standard communication
mechanism. Users will be able to choose to receive notifications in Odoo
or by email. The choice is no longer inbox or inbox + email, but inbox
or email. Choosing one option or the other one depends on the way the
user wants to work.
Technically the field is moved on the users model and selection keys
are renamed. Notification process is modified
* notified_partner_ids contains as before specified recipients as well
as followers matching the subtype
* customers and users working with emails are notified. During that
process customers notifications are marked as done to be able to
track the email state without having needaction. Users notifications
are currently deleted as we do not track their email state.
The removal of partner field implies changes in various addons that
define partner data with this field set in the values.
Currently almost all mail tests run on mail.channel model. Indeed it is
the only model inheriting from mail.thread and mail.alias when having only
mail installed. However channel model have several specific features and
is not totally a standard mail.thread model. For example notification
recipients are computed a bit differently.
Since 4f9105a4ef mail module has a test
model allowing to perform tests on a very simple mail.thread-like model.
This commit make mail tests use this test model instead of mail.channel
everywhere it is possible. Channel model should be used only when tests
are channel-dependent.
When creating an opportunity from the kanban view with the crm.lead.form.simple,
setting the partner_id didn't set the fields email and phone by the onchange.
opw:708514
This commit improves crm.team compute methods and adds auto_join on:
payment.transaction: field sale_order_id
sale.order: field order_line
Also move the dashboard_graph_type field in invisible in the kanban view to
avoid triggering the computation of the graph when it's not needed.
DO NOT FORWARD-PORT: a different patch will be made for the master branch
Purpose
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External links in the data sometimes open in the same tab, the users loses times as he has to come back (and looses the context).
Specification
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Any external links in data (planners, settings) should open in new tabs.
Purpose
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It's hard to find all the menu items dedicated to products & pricing:
- create a product
- set up a discount
- change the pricing
such recurring actions are related to each other but you need to go to different menus: e.g. to edit pricelists you have to go to settings while editing your pricing is a business operation.
Specification
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make one menu item like in ecommerce: CATALOG
Also clean reporting and configurion menus a bit...
Details
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Sales menu rearrangement :
Dashboard
Sales
Invoicing
Orders to Invoice
Orders to Upsell
Leads Management
Catalog (takes straight to products if no access to variant, pricelist or coupons)
Products (move from Sales)
Product Variants (move from Sales)
Pricelists (move from Config)
Promotion Programs (move from Config)
Coupon Programs (move from Config)
Reporting (reorder items, from leads to sales)
Leads
Scoring Page Views
Opp. Assignment Analysis
Partnerships
Pipeline
Activities
Phonecalls
Sales
Configuration
Settings
Sales Channels (move up)
Leads & Opportunities
Sales
Quotation Templates
Report Layout Categories
Payment Methods (if online quotation installed)
Delivery Methods (move from Config > Delivery)
Products
Attributes
Attribute Values
Internal Categories (rename from Product Categories)
Units of Measure
Unit of Measure Categories
Pricelists (remove)
Delivery (remove)
On the CRM dashboard, the shortcut 'exp. closing' is the same than the
'overdue' shortcut. However, the number of opportunities in these
categories is computed differently (see method
`retrieve_sales_dashboard`).
We introduce a new filter "Overdue Opportunities" which reflects this
difference.
opw-704173
Purpose:
emails: button setup your domain alias has an odd bahavior: redirecting to base.config.settings. Like in "generally speaking", I feel like some kind of highlighting the field to set up would be nice, or reproduce the setting item in CRM, or open a wizard
This partially reverts commits 5d746d0ac6 and
73de86c768.
The tightening of access rights was too strong: regular users need to be able
to read models and fields (to create an email templace, for instance.)
[FIX] ir_values: in `get_actions`, exclude field `code`
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
Menuitem took the name of the action as it didn't have one himself.
Action's name got changed but menuitem didn't need to change, so a name
was added for the menuitem.
Christophe Simonis