Alexandre Kühn
5bbbd25edf
Revision on https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/a47f6093f80cefa51c5a1bc1301db01007f97761 The commit above introduced a visual 'password strength' next to the password wizard in Settings > Users, when the module `auth_password_policy` is installed. However, there was an traceback when trying to access the 'General Settings' when some specific apps and modules were installed. This issue comes from the small design issue with the new PasswordField: it was designed as a field object that was instantiated and returned in the `init` function of an InputField with the password attribute set. This is not a solid design, because the documentation of the `init` function does not specify that it should return the newly instantiated object. As a result, the implementation was very fragile and only worked on FieldChar but not FieldText. This commit fixes the issue by turning the FieldPassword a field widget. As a result, the enabling of the password meter next to a password input has changed: Before this commit: ``` <field name="new_passwd" password="True" options="{'password_meter': True}"/> ``` With this commit: ``` <field name="new_passwd" password="True" widget="password_meter"/> ``` Closes #27440 closes odoo/odoo#27586
Odoo
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