### enable onboarding step sharing Purpose: Allow to use the same step (and progress) for multiple onboardings. This is required for the migration of some onboardings such as the `account` invoicing and sale `quotation` onboardings which both use common steps (s.g., "Set up company data"). This is done by mutating the onboarding - onboarding step relation and progress - progress step models relationships to m2m: * Progress step records are now linked to several progress records if the step they track is used in several onboardings. * There will still be multiple progress step records for per-company tracking, if applicable. ### Allow steps w/o onboarding This commit enables creating and tracking the completion of onboarding steps that are not included in an onboarding panel. Before this PR, such steps could already be defined and used. This is the case of the `payment_provider` step from the payment module, that could be included in an onboarding panel defined in website_sale_dashboard (both are migrated in later commits of this PR and related ENT). ### Support changing is_per_company Having onboarding (steps) being immutably per-company or not per-company is not convenient. We are here taking advantage of the migration of onboardings (next commits) to have a working framework for these changes. The alternative solution of having to change all onboardings and linked steps together and ensuring all or none are per-company was in fact more complex to support and fragile as depending on python constraints on the many2many relationship. We also considered it wasn't worth the complexity to identify which onboarding_progress record could safely be removed when its last 'per-company' step is updated to not per-company. In that case, all companies will have to close the panel independently, but the completion of each remaining step will not have to be done for each company. ### Miscellaneous #### add safe close action This eases the handling closing an onboarding panel that may have been deleted. The code for each panel can therefore be simplified. #### add onboarding step form controller Extracted from `appointment` to be reused in other modules' onboardings. We are also cleaning the closing behavior which is no longer required as dialogs now do close on save/discard. Tests are added and updated. Task-3025136 Part-of: odoo/odoo#104223
84 lines
3.5 KiB
Python
84 lines
3.5 KiB
Python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.
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from odoo import api, fields, models
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ONBOARDING_PROGRESS_STATES = [
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('not_done', 'Not done'),
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('just_done', 'Just done'),
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('done', 'Done'),
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]
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class OnboardingProgress(models.Model):
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_name = 'onboarding.progress'
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_description = 'Onboarding Progress Tracker'
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_rec_name = 'onboarding_id'
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onboarding_state = fields.Selection(
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ONBOARDING_PROGRESS_STATES, string='Onboarding progress', compute='_compute_onboarding_state', store=True)
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is_onboarding_closed = fields.Boolean('Was panel closed?')
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company_id = fields.Many2one('res.company')
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onboarding_id = fields.Many2one(
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'onboarding.onboarding', 'Related onboarding tracked', required=True, ondelete='cascade')
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progress_step_ids = fields.Many2many('onboarding.progress.step', string='Progress Steps Trackers')
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def init(self):
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"""Make sure there aren't multiple records for the same onboarding and company."""
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# not in _sql_constraint because COALESCE is not supported for PostgreSQL constraint
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self.env.cr.execute("""
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CREATE UNIQUE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS onboarding_progress_onboarding_company_uniq
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ON onboarding_progress (onboarding_id, COALESCE(company_id, 0))
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""")
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@api.depends('onboarding_id.step_ids', 'progress_step_ids', 'progress_step_ids.step_state')
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def _compute_onboarding_state(self):
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for progress in self:
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progress.onboarding_state = (
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'not_done' if (
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len(progress.progress_step_ids.filtered(lambda p: p.step_state in {'just_done', 'done'}))
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!= len(progress.onboarding_id.step_ids)
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)
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else 'done'
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)
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def _recompute_progress_step_ids(self):
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"""Update progress steps when a step (with existing progress) is added to an onboarding."""
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for progress in self:
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progress.progress_step_ids = progress.onboarding_id.step_ids.current_progress_step_id
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def action_close(self):
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self.is_onboarding_closed = True
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def action_toggle_visibility(self):
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for progress in self:
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progress.is_onboarding_closed = not progress.is_onboarding_closed
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def _get_and_update_onboarding_state(self):
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"""Fetch the progress of an onboarding for rendering its panel.
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This method is expected to only be called by the onboarding controller.
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It also has the responsibility of updating the 'just_done' state into
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'done' so that the 'just_done' states are only rendered once.
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"""
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self.ensure_one()
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onboarding_states_values = {}
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progress_steps_to_consolidate = self.env['onboarding.progress.step']
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# Iterate over onboarding step_ids and not self.progress_step_ids because 'not_done' steps
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# may not have a progress_step record.
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for step in self.onboarding_id.step_ids:
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step_state = step.current_step_state
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if step_state == 'just_done':
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progress_steps_to_consolidate |= step.current_progress_step_id
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onboarding_states_values[step.id] = step_state
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progress_steps_to_consolidate.action_consolidate_just_done()
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if self.is_onboarding_closed:
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onboarding_states_values['onboarding_state'] = 'closed'
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elif self.onboarding_state == 'done':
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onboarding_states_values['onboarding_state'] = 'just_done' if progress_steps_to_consolidate else 'done'
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return onboarding_states_values
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