Mathieu Duckerts-Antoine
d57e500081
In the pivot view, groups comming from many read_group are assemble to create the header hierarchies and the table. Groups returned by the read_group may be already sorted by the server using the order set on the model for instance and that order should be reflected in the header hierarchies (and in the table). It is important to keep that order since it might not be possible to recreate it in the interface. Even if possible it might not be a good idea for performance reasons. Before this commit: The groups are added in a JS object, whose keys are the group ids (when grouping on a many2one at least). Then, to generate the table, we iterate over the keys of that object, but those keys are sorted according to the numerical order (not the insertion order), because keys are kind of numeric. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5525795/does-javascript-guarantee-object-property-order. After this commit: Instead of a JS object, we use a Map for which the insertion order is used (official spec). Task ID: 2243416 closes odoo/odoo#50551 X-original-commit: 1a9a85c8b8d0f47c3c6f3878cd6d9401ddc3ad75 Signed-off-by: Aaron Bohy (aab) <aab@odoo.com>
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