Thibault Delavallée
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Current usage of aliases in 'account.journal' model is a bit low-level and
is done by hand. This is notably due to some specific requirements for
accounting: batch install of journals with aliases with names holding
non-ascii characters, easy support of multi-company when creating aliases
with similar names, specific heuristic to generate alias name to be
understandable if sanitize / encoding leads to stripping lot of name parts.
Inherit from the 'mail.alias.mixin.optional' that automates management of
alias without requiring the "alias_id" field. It handles aliases like other
Odoo models, notably for security, readable / writable field, alias reset
or values synchronization. It allows to remove unwanted sudo().{write/unlink}
and have code more aligned with current standards.
Using this mixin allows to skip the inactive alias creation and instead keep
a void m2o. When having a lot of journals to create for some COA this helps
saving DB space and reduce number of inactive and useless aliases.
Task-3453343 (Mail: Cleanup Alias Usage)
Prepares Task-36879 (Mail: Support MultiCompany Aliases)
Part-of: odoo/odoo#130632
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