Audric Onockx (auon)
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_*: hr_timesheet,sale_project,sale_timesheet Generally, you don't want subtasks to be displayed at the same level as their parent tasks. You want to consider the subtasks as part of their parent's project, but don't want to see them directly in this project. Rather, you want them to be accessible only via their parent. (There are exceptions to that and we want to stay flexible.) First solution that comes to mind is to have `project_id` set to False for the latter tasks, but then how to get the value of the fields that are related to the project? So, second solution would be to have a field `project_root_id`, which would be the project of the parent, or the grand-parent, etc. The issue now is that we have to fields "project", and it isn't obvious when to use one or the other. The most simple way to answer this need is to keep one field "project", that will always be set for (non-private) tasks, and create a boolean field : `display_in_project`. But we want it to be technical (no checkbox in the view). So, when the user unsets the project on a subtask, the view will act as if the project was unset, but in the back-end, we'll set `display_in_project` to False and set `project_id` back. The fact that all tasks have a project allows us to know if action x can be perform on this task t, dependind on t.project_id.allow_x. task-3367246 closes odoo/odoo#128281 Related: odoo/enterprise#43996 Related: odoo/upgrade#4930 Signed-off-by: Xavier Bol (xbo) <xbo@odoo.com>
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