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_get_tag_mapper``
after this commit: [commit](https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/148866/files) If tags belonging to localization are present in the database but with active='f', the user error will still trigger. As mentioned in the commit if tags are deleted by the end user, then updating the localization module will resolve this and will create the new tags for that localization, but in our case if the tag are present in the db but are active='f', so updating the localization module will not help as noupdate will become true, if the enduser makes any changes to it. so updating the localization will not change active='f' and the user error will keep on coming unless the end user manually set it active='t'. So, as this mentioned commit is introduced in 16.2, any db migrating to v16.2 or further, when the ```_get_tag_mapper``` is trigger this user error is blocking the migration. Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a database in saas-16.2 2. Install the module account_accountant and a localization, for example l10n_ee. 3. With debug mode on, navigate to the account tags menu (Configuration > Accounting > Account Tags). 4. Archive any tag using the archive action. 5. On the accounting settings page, under Fiscal Localization, trigger a user error when clicking the reload button. This user error is blocking. By making the record inactive, the user has made the account tag no-update, so upgrading the module does not solve this. This commit add a context to include the inactive tags here: [here](https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/saas-16.2/addons/account/models/chart_template.py#L924-L928) OPW-3716164 UPG-1297494 TBG-1074 closes odoo/odoo#156627 X-original-commit: 328508bbdab1608e596a10f213c4a8e16d8e2a9c Signed-off-by: Florian Gilbert (flg) <flg@odoo.com>
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