ahmad(alah)
73627b45eb
The `test_accepting_recurrent_event_*` tests make sure that accepting recurrent events on google side reflect in odoo. The test was failing because of the following: when retrieving the invited attendee, the test used `self.assertEqual(event.attendee_ids[1].state, expected_states[i])` assuming that organizer will be at index `0` and invited user at index `1`. However the list of `event.attendee_ids` is ordered by create_date. And we create both organizer and attendee with the same command at the same time: `partner_ids=[Command.set([self.organizer_user.partner_id.id, self.attendee_user.partner_id.id])]` So we might have organizer at index `1` and invited attendee at index `0`. This resulted in the indeterministic behavior of the test. To fix this issue: This commit changes how the invited attendee is retrieved, making sure that we always get the right attendee. fixes runbot-61527 closes odoo/odoo#162279 X-original-commit: 6db2614283abfc035343f021b9cfc52609aa9d44 Signed-off-by: Ahmad Almaghraby (alah) <alah@odoo.com>
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