Just change double the by single. This fixes various typos in error and
code comments.
closesodoo/odoo#107266
X-original-commit: 09dfedfc19c2bc34c2bb394dcc4bc609c5ac0107
Related: odoo/enterprise#34681
Signed-off-by: Thibault Delavallee (tde) <tde@openerp.com>
* commons & setup refactoring:
* convert setUp to setUpClass
* move setups where needed (stock/mrp commons or specific test
classes)
* create test data in batch (faster, less sql queries & batched
operations)
* move most tests post-install to allow runbot splits
* by default, run tests without mail logic
* by default, run tests in a consistent environment (fixed currency
imposed in the BaseCommon)
* refactor existing tests to use new commons data (while trying to keep
diff reduced)
* add dedicated test file to test the common data
* use mute_logger to reduce useless test logs (less spam to scroll in
logs, less data on runbot builds, ...)
Part-of: odoo/odoo#96791
When filtering on product templates with a negative operator, the
result
is incorrect
To reproduce the issue:
(Need mrp)
1. Create two products P_compo, P_finished:
- Internal Reference:
- P_compo: 123
- P_finished: 456
2. Create a BoM:
- Product: P_finished
- Components:
- 1 x P_compo
3. Manufacturing > Master Data > Bills Of Materials
4. Remove search filters and apply this custom one:
- "Product doesn't contain 456"
Error: P_finished's BoM is still in the list, but '456' is the internal
reference of P_finished, so this BoM should not be displayed
The filter is applied on the field `product_tmpl_id` of the BoM, which
leads to the override of `_name_search` in `product.template`. In this
method, a call to the `_name_search` of `product.product` is executed:
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/5ff4eb022757d7a522ccb975f8eb64053ef9780b/addons/product/models/product_template.py#L456
which is a good thing because the version of `product.product` handles
the case of the Internal Reference (`default_code`)
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/1e8982e4cf6b604e4da2773f10bdf6cf94c7e683/addons/product/models/product.py#L532-L538
So, the call to this `_name_search` will not return P_finished. However,
later on in the `_name_search` of `product.template`, we call the
`_name_search` of `super` with the same domain (i.e., 'not 456 in name')
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/5ff4eb022757d7a522ccb975f8eb64053ef9780b/addons/product/models/product_template.py#L474-L485
This is the issue: it leads to the `_name_search` of `BaseModel`, which
is the classic version: it does only consider the record's name. So,
this call will return P_finished.
In the `_name_search` of `product.template`, there are actually two
calls to `super`. Considering the commits [1] and [2], it seems that the
goal is the same in both cases: find the `product.template` that do have
any variant yet. However, in the first commit, the domain given to
`super` excludes the templates that have at least one variant, which is
not the case with the second commit (the "problematic" one).
Since both codes have the same goal, we should merge them by keeping the
best idea of each one. From [1], we keep the idea of restricting the
domain: we only look for templates that do not have any variant.
However, this domain needs to be improved: we need to include the
templates whose all variants are archived. From [2], we keep the idea of
looking for the templates outside the `while True` loop. This allows us
to do the search only if required.
[1] 21ae503
[2] 99bae2c
OPW-2791255
closesodoo/odoo#90248
X-original-commit: 942814844e982cbaec2329709c6ba9dd810d0c3f
Signed-off-by: Nicolas Lempereur (nle) <nle@odoo.com>
Signed-off-by: Adrien Widart <awt@odoo.com>
Regarding of the `display_default_code` context value, `display_name` is
supposed to return the product code or not, eg:
> product.display_name
> '[FURN_6666] Acoustic Bloc Screens'
> product.with_context(display_default_code=False).display_name
> 'Acoustic Bloc Screens'
But since the context was not considered when accessing this field, it would
always return the cached value, which was set from the first time that field
was read, with the `display_default_code` value used at that time.
tl;dr: `display_name` was ignoring the context once cached.
One of the critical issue was that internal code were displayed on the eshop
cart (not the eshop itself), see `name_short`.
task-2517830
closesodoo/odoo#70739
X-original-commit: b5b4d38adf1f3960cda21b795a26e67b978b2901
Signed-off-by: Raphael Collet (rco) <rco@openerp.com>
Signed-off-by: Romain Derie <rdeodoo@users.noreply.github.com>
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