Yannick Tivisse
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Currently the manager fields have this meaning: * manager_id: employee that approved the leave first; * manager_id2: employee that approved the leave secondly; It makes no sense. Furthermore, on the Leaves Dashboard, when you group by Manager, you group by first approver, which is also a nonsense. This commit improves the behavior * rename manager_id and manager_id2 into first_approver_id and second_approver_id in order to understand their meaning * add a stored related field manager_id, readonly to avoid modifications on the employee * modify the views to only display the real employee manager, the other values are not valuable on the views * in code regularly a manager variable is used but is actually the current employee; a renaming is then applied
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