Commit [1] introduced an automatic start of edit mode when selecting a theme but didn't take into account wether the frontend lang of the user was matching that of the website that is supposed to enter in edit mode. Steps to reproduce: - Create an empty database and install website. - Add an extra lang on website (e.g FR) and visit the website in that lang. - Go in settings an create a new website, skiper the configurator, select a theme. - Redirect is with enable_editor but nothing happens. The editor isn't started if not in the source's lang. This commit redirect the user to the default_lang of the website so that editor can always be started. It also introduces a tour to test out the flow. [1]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/f474eac4543712ae5b1c7d614f9eff9367445107 task-2687416 closes odoo/odoo#85058 X-original-commit: 02e08af7278cd66d768fe6a4f23aa17eb816be3c Signed-off-by: Romain Derie (rde) <rde@odoo.com>
18 lines
691 B
Python
18 lines
691 B
Python
from odoo.tests import tagged
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from odoo.addons.website.tests.test_configurator import TestConfiguratorCommon
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@tagged('post_install', '-at_install')
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class TestAutomaticEditor(TestConfiguratorCommon):
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def test_01_automatic_editor_on_new_website(self):
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# We create a lang because if the new website is displayed in this lang
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# instead of the website's default one, the editor won't automatically
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# start.
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self.env['res.lang'].create({
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'name': 'Parseltongue',
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'code': 'pa_GB',
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'iso_code': 'pa_GB',
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'url_code': 'pa_GB',
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})
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self.start_tour('/', 'automatic_editor_on_new_website', login='admin')
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