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<t groups=
In a view, in the case of a field node combining
- a `groups` attribute on the field node in the view architecture
- a `groups` attribute on the field in the Python model
e.g.
```py
name = fields.Char(groups='base.group_system')
```
```xml
<field name="name" groups="base.group_multi_company"/>
```
The view post-processing adds a temporary `<t groups` block.
e.g.
```xml
<t groups="base.group_system">
<field name="base.group_multi_company"/>
</t>
```
This is to make an `AND` connection with the two groups:
the user is required to have both groups in order to see the field.
Currently, there is no way to make that `AND` combination on the same
node. The below:
```xml
<field name="name" groups="base.group_system,base.group_multi_company"/>
```
would be an `OR` connection, not an `AND.`
Hence this temporary added `<t groups=""`.
Before this revision, in such a case,
the stack post-processing was interrupted by an unexpected side-effect:
The field node changes of parent (the parent becomes that `t` block),
and a condition attempting to check that the node wasn't deleted from
the view actually checked that the parent changed, to decide to
interrupt the rest of the stack post-processing, including the modifiers
post-processing for that node.
This revision changes this behavior,
to check the field node no longer has a parent,
instead of a change of parent,
to decide that the node is indeed no longer in the view,
and to interrupt the stack post-processing or not.
This allow the field modifiers (e.g. `attrs=""`) to be post-processed
as expected.
opw-3072910
closes odoo/odoo#107173
X-original-commit: c163cbb6a9b3679067606868e325d9842ea66aa8
Signed-off-by: Denis Ledoux (dle) <dle@odoo.com>
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