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Reproduce : - Login to the latest runbot 14.0 (BASE, not the main!) with the admin user - Install the apps "contacts" and "calendar". - Go to contacts and create a new contact with an email - Make a new company "Company B" and make sure that this is set as default company for the administrator user. - Set two different logo's on these companies so you can differentiate them. - Create a new meeting invitation and add the contact you created in step 2 to it. - Use the "Send mail" option on the meeting invite to make sure it gets sent. Then check in mailhog (it only comes in here after executing the queue cron for mails). - Now copy the link behind the "accept" button and copy it in an incognito. Result : The logo shown on the calendar invitation page is wrong as it uses the company logo from the company with ID 1 (first created company) while your logo in the email is the right one from your default company. Solution : The logo shown on the calendar invitation page is the one from the default company of the organizer if any, otherwise the one from the default company of the creator. opw-2579398 closes odoo/odoo#77907 X-original-commit: ffcaca15bd166d0dfe883a79e41a474b4a521d5a Signed-off-by: Arnaud Joset <arj-odoo@users.noreply.github.com>
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