Romain Derie
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For some reason the `website_id` field was added in the form view of the `ir.asset` model in a website module overide but it was not done for the list view where it matters equally (if not most regarding the flow). Indeed, those views / this model is mainly accessed for debugging purpose in which case you are most likely looking for a specific asset. In the website case, it's most of the time to find the custom asset that was created following a scss customization in the right panel of the website builder. In such a case, it will have a website_id and will be easy to find in the list view. It's also the case for all the records having a `website_id`, we show that field in both form and list view, it's always important when managing / debugging DBs in multi-website environment. See [1] for introduction of `ir.asset`. [1]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/8cc066173dfb61bd95b8e1f0716f71f4e251810a closes odoo/odoo#112156 X-original-commit: 1e6ea1a1e38f9769b91b80c3fd1e2ecabae35bb6 Signed-off-by: Quentin Smetz (qsm) <qsm@odoo.com>
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