When expanding a textarea of an editable list,
by putting a long description for instnace,
with multiple lines,
some elements were put above the textarea,
making the content partially hidden
opw-709894
Closes#16083
On large databases, the orderpoint calculation can fail due to the huge
cache used diring the process.
Instead of using one cursor for the transaction, we create a new cursor
every 100 orderpoints, to limit the cache size and speed up the
performances.
opw-726711
Closes#16158
A rounding issue was resolved in
ee33593351. It however introduced
another issue.
Rounding functions (both round_precision in web.utils and float_round
in openerp.tools) are not perfect due to IEEE floating point
limitations. However both should produce the same output given the
same input. An example: rounding 13.95 to 2 digits yields
13.950000000000001.
The additional rounding introduced in
ee33593351 on price lead to issues in
certain cases. One example occurs when applying a 90% discount on a
product costing 13.95. The POS will do the following:
> 13.950000000000001 * 0.09999999999999998
1.3949999999999998
> round_pr(1.3949999999999998, .01)
1.4000000000000001
whereas the backend will do (as eg. in sale.order.line)
>>> 13.95 * 0.09999999999999998
1.3949999999999996
>>> round(1.3949999999999996, 2)
1.3900000000000001
Causing a difference of 0.01.
The core of the issue is that in the backend 13.95 is rounded
differently. When a Float gets written to the database doesn't just
pass through the regular float_round. It passes through
_symbol_set_float which truncates characters exceeding the precision.
This implements the same approach in the POS.
opw-715506
Closes#16119
Before this patch, #15920 was happening. The problem was that calling `render_cell` produced a call to [`record.set(column.id + '__display', value)`][1], which triggers the `change` event, which called `render_record` the first time, which called again `render_cell` and produced the 2nd data fetch.
After this patch, `render_record` is only called if there is some place where to put the result, which does not happen in those situations.
There is still the problem that there is one call to name_get for each many2many widget found in a list view (instead of one per full view rendering), but at least they are not two calls!
[1]: 5d17749ff4/addons/web/static/src/js/view_list.js (L1125)
- Activate the MTO route on SO lines
- Activate the route "Buy" on a Product A without quantity on hand, add
a supplier
- Create a SO with 2 lines. First line is Product A, second line is
Product A with route MTO
- Confirm the SO, run the procurement if necessary
- Confirm the PO, receive the products
- On the picking generated from the SO, you should have one line
"Waiting Availability" (the line not MTO) and one line "Available"
(the line MTO).
- Click "Recheck Availability". One reserved quant from line 2 is moved
to line 1.
A trick is to assign first the move with ancestors, so we don't "steal"
the reservation on the other move.
Fixes#15950
opw-725373
The CompoundDomain class allows to regroup several domains with an
implicit "AND"; these domains can be either a string, an array or
another CompoundDomain. A CompoundDomain can then be converted to
an array thanks to pyeval.js.
For example, if a CompoundDomain is initialized with `[A, B]` and
`[C]`, the array conversion gave `[A, B, C]` (which is expected).
However, a hackish method was used with CompoundDomain. If one of the
domain of a CompoundDomain is equal to `["|"]` (an array with the
OR operator in it), the two next subdomains were supposed to be joined
by a OR operator. Indeed, for the case of a CompoundDomain initialized
with `["|"]`, `[A]` and `[B]`, the array conversion gave `["|", A, B]`
(which is expected). However, if initialized with `["|"]`, `[A, B]` and
`[C]`, the array conversion gave `["|", A, B, C]` which is very wrong
as what was expected is `["|", "&", A, B, C]`. The problem is that the
given `[A, B]` contains implicit "&" operators.
This commit fixes the problem by normalizing only if the CompoundDomain
starts with a ["|"] or ["!"] array which is the standard odoo case.
This allows to limit breaking custom code (e.g we want a simple "AND"
of `[A]` and `[B]` to stay `[A, B]`, not become `["&", A, B]`).
The commit also modifies a test so that it checks that the problem is
properly solved.
The many2many_tags_email's internal value change logic fails to process
all its values. It is not concurrency proof either.
The internal value change logic is now replaced by a mutex and deferreds
are used for the partner's form view popups in order to allow concurrent
events.
This adds the hw_screen module which is responsible for receiving
rendered HTML from a POS client and sending it to a running Chromium
browser. This is done by sending Remote Debugging Protocol messages over
a WebSocket provided by Chromium. This allows hw_screen to evaluate
arbitrary JS. This is used to seamlessly (without flickering) update the
browser.
This also includes changes to the POSBox. X, Chromium and some
miscellaneous other programs were added. Functionality was added that
automatically displays a fullscreen, UI-less Chromium browser when the
POSBox starts up. This is accomplished through x_application.sh, which
gets executed only when a display is detected. After the browser starts,
it will display a specific screen until it receives the first order update
from a POS client.
Creates a public controller to be able to display the interface on an external
device not connected to the posbox (e.g. tablet)
Courtesy of JOV, LPE, ODO and MAT
In some cases, the description fails (unknow printer, udev issues,...) and while
the printer works fine, the description fails.
This is a cherry pick of 994d45f4 to 8.0 (as the posbox is built on top of it)
If amount = 1 and the category amount = -1, the sum is 0 and the returned
value was amount instead of zero (`0 or amount`)
Avoid this evalution error by splitting on multiple lines
Closes#15470
The previous code (`parent.field_widget.string`) was returning the untranslated
action name (and why use parent anyway?)
Use the action name instead.
Closes#15207
opw-705938
With a sale order with:
- a stockable product
- the `Create Invoice` policy set to `Before Delivery`
After the quotation validation and the invoice validation,
if the user:
- cancelled the invoice,
- then validated it again,
- then hit `ignore exception` on the sale order
- then registered the payment on the invoice
The picking of the sale order was not created automatically,
and the sale order was therefore stuck.
Actually, it was just a write trigger that was missing:
The condition for the sale order workflow to go to the next state
is that the `invoiced` boolean is set to True.
It was, when the invoice of the sale order was paid
(after having registered the payment), but since
this is a computed field, not stored, no write operation
was actually performed on the sale order, and the workflow
wasn't "notified" that a change occured for the `invoiced` boolean.
A simple write on the sale order (e.g. in its notes) would
have unblock the situation, though.
This trigger ensures the worfklow to be notified when
the invoice of the sale order is paid, and therefore
when the `invoiced` boolean is set to `True`.
opw-706591
The POS uses FastClick to circumvent the 300ms touch delay implemented
by browsers before a click event is fired. (Although this has since been
removed, probably we can get rid of this in the POS at some point as
well [1]).
The way FastClick works is simple: immediately fire a synthetic event
and block the one fired by the browser 300ms later.
Recently, browsers have started to only trust native events to trigger
default actions [2][3]. Chrome in particular has started not trusting
synthetic events since v53.
FastClick provides a solution for this with the needsclick class. It
will not interfere with events triggered on elements with this class.
[1] https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2013/12/300ms-tap-delay-gone-away
[2] https://w3c.github.io/uievents/#trusted-events
[3] https://www.chromestatus.com/features/5718803933560832Fixes#14886
A byproduct is a produced when producing another product (the targetted
product).
A move can be linked to another move. eg: we could have a manufacturing
order of 3 units linked to a move of a delivery order of these 3 units.
If we produce 2 units, the manufacturing order is split in 2 units and
1 units, and the delivery order is split similarily because of the link
1. [T manufacturing move split] -> [T delivery move split]
(T is the targetted product, B is the byproduct)
But in 8c307d7b1 a move_dest_id of a byproduct was linked to the targetted
product delivery move, thus in some situation the move of the delivery
order of the byproduct would erroneously be split 2 times instead of one.
1. [B manufacturing move split] -> [T delivery move split]
2. [T manufacturing move split] -> [T delivery move split]
This could also be the source of other issue, and since the byproduct
and targetted product are different, the link should anyway not be done.
opw-697151
note: this change is already in 10.0 (it is inside mrp refactoring 2ddc35a53)
When the quantity on hand is updated from the wizard, it may result in
completely inconsistent results.
This happens for example in the following case:
- 10 Units in Stock/WH
- 18 Units in Stock/WH/Shelf 1
The "New Quantity on Hand" suggests a theoretical quantity by taking
into account the location and its sub-locations. It the example, that
would mean 28 Units in location 'Stock/WH'.
However, the `_get_quants` method of the `stock.inventory.line` model
doesn't take into account the children locations. Therefore, the
theoretical quantity would be 10 Units in location 'Stock/WH'.
This inconsistency confuses the user, and the new quantity added might
introduce unexpected results.
opw-703886
Some printers (e.g. matrix/impact printers) may have a hard time
keeping up with the text output, and may trigger timeout errors
because of this, even though they would otherwise produce a correct
result.
Increasing the default timeout to 5s (from the default 1s) should
take care of most slow printers out there.
The test wizard will be dropped eventually but it is not possible to delete
the mass-mailing before the transient is cleaned too due to the required field.
To make it faster, add a ondelete cascade on the field.
Closes#15217
Since `model` is not a required field, the invalidation may crash when one is
missing.
It should never happen than a mail.message has a res_id but not a model as it
makes no business sence.
However it is possible than a message temporarly misses one of the two, e.g:
```
self.model = False
self.res_id = False
```
will trigger two writes and will crash at the first.
Above code should probably be refactored to have only one write but this commit
fixes a regression introduced at 8f1c2bfc (the above code did not crash).
Closes#15199
template contains the mail template to render and is the result of the call to
`self.env.ref('account.email_template_edi_invoice', False)`
If the template does not exists (deleted), template is `None` and the action
rendering crashes.
While it is not recommended to delete master data, it is still possible to use
custom mail templates.
Closes#15204
The VAT declaration produces an error when uploaded to the official
website. Although the structure is correct, the "Representative" and the
"Declarant" contain the same information, which is not consistent.
opw-702066
Both store triggers on reconcile_ref are triggered by the same condition,
but seen on 2 tables different, but they always happen together, so no
need for both.
On regular Odoo, the only problem is the performance: the write operation
is performed twice, but on a system with connector or other parallelization
technology, this provokes lot of concurrency problems.
With the previous condition, the `final_date`
was not recomputed when the number of repetitions
(count) was changed alone, without changing `recurrency`
(nor with other fields, such as start/stop date)
This revision makes sure to recompute the `final_date` when
there is a change in the number of repetitions without
changing the `recurrency` fields, when the event is recurrency
and the end type is `count`
opw-703812
Denis Ledoux
Cédric Pigeon
Odoo Translation Bot
Joren Van Onder
Jairo Llopis
Wolfgang Taferner
Nicolas Martinelli
Martin Trigaux
Christophe Simonis
qsm-odoo
Fabien Meghazi
Lucas Perais
Isaac Gallart Bochons
Levent Karakaş
Adrien Peiffer (ACSONE)
Nicolas Lempereur
Hpar
Olivier Dony
sergio
qdp-odoo
Pedro M. Baeza