PURPOSE
Remove hardcoded list of models on which mailing is possible. Indeed it is
not modular and not really smart with enterprise code not being reachable
in community.
SPECIFICATIONS
Replace hardcoded list of models on which mailing (both mail or sms) is
possible by a computed searchable field on ``ir.model`` based on a class
attribute.
It allows to cleanly define models having mass mailing capabilities and add
this attribute in bridge modules (when existing) or directly on base model
definition to avoid bridge modules.
In this commit we introduce a basic ``_mailing_enabled`` class attribute
activating mailing on model.
Mailing models may also have a ``_mailing_get_default_domain`` method allowing
to define a custom default domain when sending a marketing mailing on records
on this class.
Mailing models can now define a ``_mailing_get_opt_out_list(_sms)`` method
allowing to define custom behavior to fetch opt-outed records. Instead of
defining a model-based behavior on Mailing itself, it now calls the model
defined one. We still have two methods, one for mailing and one for SMS
opt out computation as it relies on different underlying models and fields.
LINKS
Task ID-2431217
COM PR odoo/odoo#67322
ENT PR odoo/enterprise#16876
UPG PR odoo/upgrade#2236
USE CASE
Send a mailing to some recipients. Set reply-to of this mailing to an alias
creating records on a model inheriting from utm.mixin. UTM informations on
mailing are not propagated to the newly-created records.
SPECIFICATIONS
When an user answers to a mail of a mailing with an alias creating records
on an UTM enabled model, propagate UTM from the mailing to the new record.
In order to set UTM informations during record creation, "message_new" has
been overridden in mass_mailing. That way it is automatically available on
all models inheriting from utm.mixin.
A test simulating this scenario has been added. It checks if UTMs info are
correctlwy set on the created record by comparing them to the mailing's UTM
info.
Task Id 2210334
closesodoo/odoo#48602
Signed-off-by: Thibault Delavallee (tde) <tde@openerp.com>
URPOSE
Prepare code cleaning and optimization in mail, mass_mailing and SMS by
cleaning models for readability and code complexity and footprint reduction.
SPECIFICATIONS
Add tool methods and asserts for link tracker tests.
Add tool methods and assets for mass mailing tests, notably about mailing
traces and their link with emails.
Merge existing and duplicated tests and rewrite them a bit.
Rename and improve test_mass_mailing models.
LINKS
Prepares task ID 2238597 (notification and trace models cleaning)
Task ID 1906925 (mass mailing tests cleaning)
PR #50169
Related: odoo/enterprise#10180
Signed-off-by: Thibault Delavallee (tde) <tde@openerp.com>
PURPOSE
Have a cleaner test_mail addons
SPECIFICATIONS
Umbrella -> Container, easier to understand that we target a ticket / project
like model using mail.test.ticket and mail.test.container .
LINKS
Prepares Task ID 2238597 (clean notification models)
Prepares Task ID 2083854 (improve mass mailing technical flows)
PR #49891
PURPOSE
Have a cleaner test_mail addons
SPECIFICATIONS
Keep only mail-related tests, move odoobot in test mail full, send "update
notification" tests in mail (specific to mail). Merge some test files to
lessen number of files, perform light file renaming.
Split test mail models file to prepare some cleaning in those models and tests.
LINKS
Prepares Task ID 2238597 (clean notification models)
Prepares Task ID 2083854 (improve mass mailing technical flows)
PR #49891
PURPOSE
Perform some code cleaning in mail module
SPECIFICATIONS
mail.address.mixin is used only for mail.thread.blacklist mixin. Let us
merge those two and simplify class organization.
LINKS
Task ID 2222033
closesodoo/odoo#48115
Related: odoo/upgrade#967
Signed-off-by: Thibault Delavallee (tde) <tde@openerp.com>
* mail.blacklist.mixin now clearly make inheritance on mail.thread. Indeed
we consider models using the blacklist mechanism as being used in mailing
features, meaning they will anyway inherit form mail.thread. In standard
Odoo it is the case for the 3 models using it (Lead/Opportunity, Contact
and Mailing Contact);
* define message_bounce directly in mail.blacklist.mixin. Bounce counter
is indeed linked to the blacklist and mailing mechanism;
* rename mail.blacklist.mixin to mail.thread.blacklist to ensure coherency
with mail.thread and mail.thread.cc (another mixin build on mailL.thread);
Inherit declarations in various addons are updated accordingly.
Related to task ID 1911679
Linked to PR #29483
Purpose is to clean the use of tracking parameters on fields. Parameters are
merged and is now tracking=<int> or tracking=True.
This commit is linked to task ID 1903814 and PR #28430.
_primary_email was an array to be able to use it directly in the
depends. Typically a 'depends' with a computed value (lambda) needs
an array. Otherwise, it will only take the first character of the
field name string.
By setting _primary_email as a string, the lambda should always get
an array. But it simplifies a lot the usage of the _primary_email.
also, having an array was confusing as we could think that more than
one field can be considered as the primary email. This is not the
goal hare. So having the _primary_email as a single string is more
'self describing'. Only one field should be the _primary_email.
Apply the mail.address.mixin on blacklist mixin. So that every model
inheriting the blacklist.mixin will also inherit the address.mixin.
That simplify also the comparaison to - and the searches on - the
blacklist.
Task ID 1896677
Purpose of this commit is to add the skeleton of a module holding models and
tests for mass mailing. It is build on top of test_mail in order to use
data, models and parameters already defined in it. Moreover having a
separate module allow to define test models that will not bloat production
databases.
It will soon hold unit tests for blacklist mechanism. Future commits will
gradually move tests from mass mailing module and improve them.
This commit is related to task ID 33224 (original blacklist implementation
done for v12) and its PR #25966 as well as task ID 1889703 (tests and fixes)
and its PR #27330. Done with collaboration of @dbeguin.
Thibault Delavallée