Jérémy Hennecart
3a398dc9d9
Add the currency symbol for the monetary tracking field to better represent the change of a monetary field. The currency will be fetch from the currency defined in the monetary field or on the record's company in case there is not. For example, if we have a record with a monetary field displaying "$ 500". If we modify the currency and the value to have "450 €", the message containing the tracking values will display: "500 € -> 450 €". We only use one field to track the currency of a monetary field. Indeed, in the case where the currency is changed with the value of a monetary field, only the new currency is tracked. We focus on the fact that the more important thing is the new value. Furthermore, when modifying a currency of a monetary field, the user can already see the new currency before saving the changes. This allows him to adapt the value of the field if he needs it. (N.B. we assume that this case will happen very rarely) Using only one field takes also into account that there are millions of record for this model and adding a new field would take a lot of memory. odoo/odoo#61999 odoo/upgrade#2060 task-2387268
73 lines
2.4 KiB
Python
73 lines
2.4 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 odoo.addons.mail.tests.common import MailCommon
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from odoo.tests.common import TransactionCase
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class TestMailCommon(MailCommon):
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""" Main entry point for functional tests. """
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@classmethod
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def _create_channel_listener(cls):
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cls.channel_listen = cls.env['mail.channel'].with_context(cls._test_context).create({'name': 'Listener'})
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@classmethod
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def _create_records_for_batch(cls, model, count):
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# TDE note: to be cleaned in master
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records = cls.env[model]
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partners = cls.env['res.partner']
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country_id = cls.env.ref('base.be').id
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partners = cls.env['res.partner'].with_context(**cls._test_context).create([{
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'name': 'Partner_%s' % (x),
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'email': '_test_partner_%s@example.com' % (x),
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'country_id': country_id,
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'mobile': '047500%02d%02d' % (x, x)
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} for x in range(count)])
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records = cls.env[model].with_context(**cls._test_context).create([{
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'name': 'Test_%s' % (x),
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'customer_id': partners[x].id,
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} for x in range(count)])
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cls.records = cls._reset_mail_context(records)
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cls.partners = partners
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return cls.records, cls.partners
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class TestMailMultiCompanyCommon(MailCommon):
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@classmethod
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def setUpClass(cls):
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super(TestMailMultiCompanyCommon, cls).setUpClass()
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cls.company_2 = cls.env['res.company'].create({
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'name': 'Second Test Company',
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'currency_id': 2,
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})
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class TestRecipients(TransactionCase):
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@classmethod
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def setUpClass(cls):
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super(TestRecipients, cls).setUpClass()
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Partner = cls.env['res.partner'].with_context({
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'mail_create_nolog': True,
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'mail_create_nosubscribe': True,
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'mail_notrack': True,
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'no_reset_password': True,
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})
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cls.partner_1 = Partner.create({
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'name': 'Valid Lelitre',
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'email': 'valid.lelitre@agrolait.com',
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'country_id': cls.env.ref('base.be').id,
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'mobile': '0456001122',
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})
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cls.partner_2 = Partner.create({
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'name': 'Valid Poilvache',
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'email': 'valid.other@gmail.com',
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'country_id': cls.env.ref('base.be').id,
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'mobile': '+32 456 22 11 00',
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})
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