Jacky (trj)
537d067569
Cleaning of the principal methods used in the pos_restaurant flow. This make the code a lot more readable and maintainable as we strive for the single responsibility principle. A few notable changes: - [REF] `point_of_sale.assets` in `pos_restaurant` now uses glob syntax (`**`) for the js files, no need to add them in the manifest anymore. - [MOV] Moved some methods to `pos_restaurant` (because it was only used there) from the `point_of_sale` - [REF] Only the created, removed and updated orders of a table are being sent to the server once we reach the Floor Screen. Before, all the orders of a table were being sent to the server as the newest state. This led to some synchronization problem when two users wanted to modify each a different order of the same table, the user leaving the table last had **all** his orders states (even the ones he didn't modify) pushed to the server. - [IMP] After a table transfer while being in offline mode, the transferred order is saved locally (if not yet synchronized) and going back to the previous table after getting the connection back will no longer show the transferred order after the orders fetching from the server. - [FIX] When an order is selected (normal Point of Sale and in a table in `pos_restaurant`), the selected order is not changed in the Ticket Screen when deleting an order unless the deleted order is the current selected order. - [FIX] Same as above but while settling all the tips from the `Ticket Screen` - [FIX] Errors are now properly handled in the `Floor Screen` depending on the context. - [REF] Kitchen order printing flow has been revamped and improved. This also fixes a bug where we would print a cancelled receipt changes for a skipped order line when adding a product which was already printed before (add 1 product => print => add same product + skip => print would give a cancelled changes for this order line). closes odoo/odoo#85956 Related: odoo/enterprise#25051 Related: odoo/upgrade#3375 Signed-off-by: Masereel Pierre <pim@odoo.com>
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