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Up until this commit, which view was displayed by default on mobile was somewhat of a lottery. Initially, only kanban views were considered as 'more adapted to mobile devices' and used as a main fallback to display records who had a kanban view in the window action definition. The the concept of 'mobile-friendly view' was extended to map and grid so that these views could take precedence over the kanban view in specific circumstances (indsutry_fsm and timesheet_grid, both of which are enterprise edition apps) - basically they were marked as mobile-friendly not because they *are*, but because it was the only way to override the kanban override. But this comes with its lot of problems and limitations, namely that the mobile friendly view will be found based on the order of view modes for a window action, so if you have a window action with the view modes `kanban,map,tree,form`, you will never be able to have e.g. the kanban view shown on desktop by default and the map view on mobile. This commit introduces the notion of a 'default mobile view' on window actions so that one may decide on an *arbitrary* view mode to use on mobile for an action - without impacting the ordering of views on other models, etc. Task-3460374 closes odoo/odoo#133608 Related: odoo/enterprise#46562 Signed-off-by: Aaron Bohy (aab) <aab@odoo.com>
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