Damien BouvyandRaphaël Collet
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Up until now, it was impossible to specify the default ordering on models created manually. This could somewhat be bypassed by specifying the ordering of records on views themselves, but this has one main drawback: when using a relational field that targets a custom model as a group-by key, the ordering defaulted to the id of the custom record. For example, if I create a custom field on partners that points to a custom model 'x_grade' on which an 'x_sequence' field exists, I could order my grade in their own list view according to their sequence, but any read on partners grouped by this 'x_grade_id' field would order the returned groups by id while I would prefer to have them ordered according to the 'x_sequence' field. This commit introduces a new field 'default_order' on the ir.model model that can store this default ordering clause (as an SQL expression). Co-Authored-By: Raphaël Collet <rco@odoo.com>
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