Aaron Bohy
52191b832f
When a tour fails, the tour system is supposed to log the failing step (with the 3 previous/next steps). Before this commit, this didn't work, and the first 3 steps were always logged, no matter which step failed. This didn't work because to determine the failing step, we try to find the step from the list of steps, with reference matching (steps are objects). However, since [1], steps are obtained from a getter which calls the steps function of the tour, so they always get a new version of the steps. This commit fixes the issue by memoizing the steps, such that the function is called only once, and we keep the same references to the step objects. Note that this could be reworked in master to make it more robust (e.g. finding steps based on ids). [1] https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/81be42d8f9421e796087325c99aa4289d3912352 closes odoo/odoo#145385 X-original-commit: 16ffd4d0bcb705c86fedd8dc7e6dd749c35eb5bc Signed-off-by: Aaron Bohy (aab) <aab@odoo.com>
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