When some true groups have been fetched, the sample server use them to
construct the value returned by _mockWebReadGroup, i.e. construct some
fake groups. It also populate those groups by assigning them some
previously created fake records. It turns out that those fake records did
not have the right type when the first group by is a date/datetime field.
The record values created (during the group assignation) for that field
were luxon.DateTime instances instead of strings like "2022-12-15".
This was the root cause of the following problem.
Have a kanban view in sample mode and grouped on a date field, then
switch to a pivot view grouped on the same date field. A crash occures.
That crash is linked to the above mentionned problem in the following
way:
- open the kanban view (with sample="1" in its arch)
- some existing groups are fetched by the relation model but no records
exist
- the kanban view switches to sample mode and some fake invalid records
are created in the sample server (the invalidity of records do not
cause visible problems at that time)
- switch to the pivot view
- the sample server is reused but existingGroups is set to be null, so
that _mockWebReadGroup uses the invalid records to create the groups
it needs. The crash occures at that step.
Forward-Port-Of:: cdd583f74f51086c8d5f243a2a761622229ccc26
closesodoo/odoo#109031
Signed-off-by: Aaron Bohy (aab) <aab@odoo.com>
Signed-off-by: Mathieu Duckerts-Antoine <dam@odoo.com>
Mathieu Duckerts-Antoine
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