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Description: In a multi-company environment, `payment.provider` records are specific to each company. After activating Stripe on Company 1, you can set a Website for the record if you wish. If you wish to activate Stripe for Company 2, Odoo will use `.copy()` to create a new `payment.provider` record for Company 2. However, this will lead to differing incorrect behavior depending on the version. On 16, a new `payment.provider` record will be created, but will be connected to the Website set on Company 1's provider. On 17, Odoo will throw an error after a `check_company` call reveals that the Website set on the new record is for the wrong company, preventing the record from being created. In both cases, the `.copy()` grabs the optional Website set on the existing `payment.provider` record to be used incorrectly for the new record. Desired behavior after PR is merged: The Website relation is always neutralized when Odoo creates a new Stripe `payment.provider` record using the `.copy()` method opw-3683338 closes odoo/odoo#154521 X-original-commit: 76cf4221b332c924c243e19f911131431c041bc6 Signed-off-by: Joel Bluemel (jobl) <jobl@odoo.com>
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