Denis Ledoux
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`hr_timesheet`, and other timesheet related modules, overrides `_get_view` to change some timesheet time field label from "Hours" to "Days" according if the company uses hours as timesheet encoding UOM or days. Since odoo/odoo#99417, and the fact back-end views are cached, keys on which the model views depends on for the cache must be added through an override of the method `_get_view_cache_key`. Without this revision, if a database has one company using hours as timesheet encoding uom, and a second company using days as timesheet encoding uom, the label for one of the two company could be wrong according to which user/company accessed first the view, for which company the view has been put in the cache first. These overrides of `_get_view` should be replaced by another mechanism, for instance by a Javascript widget, as this mechanism doesn't really make sense when browsing multiple companies at a time (selecting multiple companies in the companies dropdown menu). When going from one record to another with the left/right arrows, the company can depend from one record to another, and therefore the label should change from one record to another according to its company, which is not the case with the current implementation. It could also be achieved by setting two different labels, with an invisible attrs based on a related field of company.timesheet_encode_uom_id. However, as we are close to release, and 16.0 is already frozen, no unstable changes should be done, hence I restore the behavior which was there before odoo/odoo#99417. closes odoo/odoo#101964 X-original-commit: b2a9868b4a0db5a091a1faae38b7d4de29dfd2f4 Related: odoo/enterprise#32198 Signed-off-by: Laurent Stukkens (ltu) <ltu@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Denis Ledoux (dle) <dle@odoo.com>
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