Denis Ledoux
f3ef7001cf
When creating a new `account.account`,
or writing on an existing one, changing the
`type`, the source of the related field
`internal_type`, `user_type_id.type`, was
re-written (re-stored) because the field
was not read-only.
In addition, the re-store of the value
of this field triggered the re-store of the related
field `internal_type` on all other `account.account`
records using this `internal_type`, which leaded to:
- Performance issues
- Potential access rights issues, if this leaded
to write operations on records to which the user
does not have the access (multi-company rules, among others)
Forcing the field as read-only allow to not pass the value of this
`internal_type` from the web client to the server when
creating or editing an `account.account`.
Besides, the field is required in the view, to correctly trigger
the according onchange method:
```
@api.onchange('internal_type')
def onchange_internal_type(self):
```
opw-660292
Closes #10143
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