* Replace the "Snooze 7d" action for lead-related activities linked to
a calendar event by a "Reschedule" action, which will redirect the user
to the calendar view with the focus on the next event related to the
opportunity
- The "Snooze 7d" action only impacted the activity and not the meeting,
and snoozing a meeting is not very logical anyway. The "Reschedule" fits
better in this use case.
* It was discussed to show only a modal allowing to reschedule the next
calendar event, but that could lead to inconsistent states (out of order
sequence of scheduled events, if the first is rescheduled after the
second).
* The reschedule option will be shown next to any activity related to a
calendar_event regardless of its activity type. There are some edge cases
that we may want to change in the future :
- When changing the activity type of a 'meeting' activity associated to
a calendar event to any other activity type, but without removing the
calendar event, the reschedule action is still showing (since the event
is still ongoing and was not deleted from the calendar).
- Conversely, with a meeting which is not (yet?) related to a calendar event,
the reschedule action will not be available.
* Add a new field to MailActivityMixin in the calendar module context. This
field is the event linked to the next activity, if there is one such event.
It is used to check whether the reschedule action should be available to the user.
* Add a test for this new field to validate the expected behavior.
* Add the priority widget to the priority field in the opportunity tree view
Task ID : 2410217
PR : https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/63370
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Python
12 lines
393 B
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 . import test_access_rights
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from . import test_attendees
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from . import test_calendar
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from . import test_calendar_controller
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from . import test_calendar_recurrent_event_case2
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from . import test_event_recurrence
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from . import test_event_notifications
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from . import test_mail_activity_mixin
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