Fabien Pinckaers
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Rely on country.address_view_id instead of hacking the view on the fly. The address layout (street VS street_name street_number street_number2) depends now on the country of the user, not on the installed localisation. (it's now configurable per country) Unified street format to "Chaussee de Namur 40 - Appt 12"; the configurable ones where actually wrong by country. Allow street split without base_address_extended; all EDIs can now be used with or without base_address_extended. Merged base_address_city into base_address_extension, to avoid creating bridge modules for no reason. Uses city_id instead of city if the country of the user defines it AND if enforce_cities is set on this country. Improved post_init script for large databases. Split of street removed on res.company. (not required by any l10n) [IMP] l10n_cn_city,l10n_nl,l10n_cl,l10n_co,l10n_pe: base_address_extended improvements l10n_cn_city defined cities but did not provide a means to edit the city_id, so enforce_cities l10n_nl only requires street names and numbers and thus does not need to depend on base_address_extended l10n_cl should not depend on base_address_extended as none of the features are used l10n_pe improve the view l10n_co remove base_address_city dependency - move to l10n_co_edi closes odoo/odoo#81710 Related: odoo/enterprise#23108 Related: odoo/upgrade#3129 Signed-off-by: Laurent Smet <las@odoo.com>
37 lines
1.9 KiB
Python
37 lines
1.9 KiB
Python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.
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from odoo import models
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from odoo.tests.common import TransactionCase
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class TestStreetFields(TransactionCase):
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def test_partner_create(self):
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""" Will test the compute and inverse methods of street fields when creating partner records. """
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mx_id = self.env.ref('base.mx').id
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partner = self.env['res.partner'].create({'name': 'Test Address', 'country_id': mx_id})
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values = [
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['', '', '', ''],
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['Place Royale', 'Place Royale', '', ''],
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['Chaussee de Namur 40a - 2b', 'Chaussee de Namur', '40a', '2b'],
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['Chaussee de Namur 1', 'Chaussee de Namur', '1', ''],
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['40 Chaussee de Namur', '40 Chaussee de Namur', '', ''],
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['Chaussee de Namur, 40 - Apt 2b', 'Chaussee de Namur,', '40', 'Apt 2b'],
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['header Chaussee de Namur, 40 trailer', 'header Chaussee de Namur, 40 trailer', '', ''],
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]
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for street, name, number, number2 in values:
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# test street -> street values (compute)
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partner.street = street
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self.assertEqual(partner.street_name, name, 'Wrongly formatted street name: expected %s, received %s' % (name, partner.street_name))
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self.assertEqual(partner.street_number, number, 'Wrongly formatted street number: expected %s, received %s' % (number, partner.street_number))
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self.assertEqual(partner.street_number2, number2, 'Wrongly formatted street number2: expected %s, received %s' % (number2, partner.street_number2))
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for street, name, number, number2 in values:
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partner.street_number2 = number2
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partner.street_number = number
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partner.street_name = name
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self.assertEqual(partner.street, street, 'Wrongly formatted street: expected %s, received %s' % (street, partner.street))
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