Current behaviour: When creating a new quotation from an FSM task, if we use a template that adds a line that is a service that would have added a task on SO confirmation, no new task is generated. Expected behaviour: A new task should be created, just like when we add manually the line with service without using a quotation template. Steps to reproduce: - Install FSM - Activate "Extra Quotations" from Settings - Create a new service that generates a task on SO confirmations - Create a new quotation template, add a line that uses the service we created. - In a FSM task, click on "New Quotation" - Add the template to the quotation and confirm it - Observe there is no Task attached to the SO. No new task was created. Reason for the problem: When we create a new quotation view the action "New Quotation", we add in the context a key `default_task_id` with the current task that generated the quotation. When we add a template, an onchange is triggered which creates the lines for the SO, and since we have a `default_task_id` in the context, the related task of the new line is set to the task we came from. This prevent subsequently the creation of a task if the service was supposed to generate a new task on SO confirmation. Fix: Add an override when generating the data used to create the lines when the onchange is triggered, explicitly setting the `task_id` on the line to `False` if the key is in the context and the service would've generated a task. Affected versions: - 15.0 - saas-15.2 - 16.0 - saas-16.1 - saas-16.2 - saas-16.3 - master opw-3360403 closes odoo/odoo#127811 X-original-commit: 06eeefc94f08cc01786c82b769d1c488e0e1c483 Signed-off-by: Xavier Bol (xbo) <xbo@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Piryns Victor (pivi) <pivi@odoo.com>
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256 B
Python
11 lines
256 B
Python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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from . import account_move
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from . import product
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from . import project
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from . import project_milestone
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from . import sale_order
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from . import sale_order_line
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from . import sale_order_template_line
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from . import res_config_settings
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