Victor Feyens
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of check_company=True fields.
Suppose two models
class A:
company_id = fields.M2O() # not required
class B:
_check_company_auto = True
company_id = fields.M2O() # not required
a_id = fields.M20(check_company=True)
and the following code:
a = A.create({'company_id': 1})
b = B.create({'a_id': a.id, 'company_id': False})
The creation of B will fail because of the multi-company
checks, which is expected.
Nevertheless, since 0d30cc2bc9, the domain
of the field a_id would be:
(company_id and ['|', ('company_id', '=', False), ('company_id', 'in', [company_id])] or []) + ([])
which means that through the interface, if you create a record b following
the example above (no company_id on b), the evaluated domain would be empty,
allowing to select records of class A, even if they belong to another company.
Of course, this would lead to a multi-company error when trying to save the
record.
This commit makes sure that the right domain is applied on
check_company=True fields, even if the current record has no value
in its `company_id` field.
opw-3629374
closes odoo/odoo#151341
X-original-commit: aaddedc3bab4f16747fb0f71ae626d94f3975ee3
Signed-off-by: Victor Feyens (vfe) <vfe@odoo.com>
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