This commit refactors mail.thread message_subscribe method. It is done for two purposes. First one is to optimize performance by using the new followers computation methods introduced recently. Second purpose is to clean the API of message_subscribe to make it simpler to use. This commit splits message_subscribe in two main parts : * _message_subscribe is a private method calling the follower new subscription methods and updating the record set; * message_subscribe is a public wrapper on _message_subscribe that adds access rights checks; Simplification comes by removing message_subscribe_users that was a shortcut to message_subscribe. Having a method to subscribe partners and channels is sufficient as we would like to avoid bloating the public API of mail.thread. A force parameter is also removed from message_subscribe as this implementation detail can be induced in the computation. Various addons using the removed methods are updated in order to use the new subscription API. They have the same functional behavior. This commit has a great impact when subscribing several followers. In a more general way all code using message_post is also optimized as posting a message generally implies subscribing followers. It also improves activity use as posting a message and subscribing new followers are common process in activities.
44 lines
1.9 KiB
Python
44 lines
1.9 KiB
Python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.
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from .common import TestCrmCases
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class NewLeadNotification(TestCrmCases):
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def test_new_lead_notification(self):
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""" Test newly create leads like from the website. People and channels
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subscribed to the sales channel shoud be notified. """
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# subscribe a partner and a channel to the sales channel with new lead subtype
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channel_listen = self.env['mail.channel'].create({'name': 'Listener'})
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sales_team_1 = self.env['crm.team'].create({
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'name': 'Test Sales Channel',
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'alias_name': 'test_sales_team',
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})
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subtype = self.env.ref("crm.mt_salesteam_lead")
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sales_team_1.message_subscribe(partner_ids=[self.crm_salesman.partner_id.id], channel_ids=[channel_listen.id], subtype_ids=[subtype.id])
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# Imitate what happens in the controller when somebody creates a new
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# lead from the website form
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lead = self.env["crm.lead"].with_context(mail_create_nosubscribe=True).sudo().create({
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"contact_name": "Somebody",
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"description": "Some question",
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"email_from": "somemail@example.com",
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"name": "Some subject",
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"partner_name": "Some company",
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"team_id": sales_team_1.id,
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"phone": "+0000000000"
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})
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# partner and channel should be auto subscribed
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self.assertIn(self.crm_salesman.partner_id, lead.message_partner_ids)
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self.assertIn(channel_listen, lead.message_channel_ids)
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msg = lead.message_ids[0]
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self.assertIn(self.crm_salesman.partner_id, msg.needaction_partner_ids)
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self.assertIn(channel_listen, msg.channel_ids)
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# The user should have a new unread message
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lead_user = lead.sudo(self.crm_salesman)
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self.assertTrue(lead_user.message_needaction)
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