The mapping old api → new api mistakenly takes the last positional argument as
the context (fields_view_get() has an extra parameter after context.)
Fixes issue #2063
When no order is forced, it's more user-friendly if the products are ordered by alphabetical order.
This will mainly be applied:
* In the list view in the back-end
* In the eCommerce, for products with equal website_sequence
The context may be inconsistent (for instance, containing a group_by associated to another
model). The client will take care of keeping it consistent. Fixes issue #1768
The methods product_id_change() and uos_id_change() have been converted to the
new api, and now use the decorator @multi. When invoked with the old api, by
convention the methods will take the last argument as the context. But this
will not work properly for those methods, as the context is passed in another
position. In order to avoid an argument swap in the api wrapper, we moved the
context to its expected position.
Fixes#1943
The compatibility issue with auth_ldap has been
fixed and the default key derivation function
switched to PKDF2+SHA512. `auth_signup` provides
a password reset mechanism that can be used in
combination with `auth_crypt`.
Browsers add different width to input of file type, messing up the usability of the
product formview placing a 'phantom' box in front of the options. Added a specific
css rule for this case.
This patch is related to 82adba4714
With the above patch, it wasn't possible anymore to save if an onchange failed. This isn't the expected behavior.
Besides, $.when.apply($, defs) is rejected as soon as one def fails, without waiting other defs to be either resolved or rejected.
This new patch allows to save if onchange fails, and wait for onchanges sequentially.
Sometimes a cached bundled could be missing in the
ir.attachment filestore (for example after copying
a database for test purposes without duplicating
the filestore as well).
When this happens ir.attachment will return an empty
file contents ; treat this as a cache miss.
This means empty bundles would not be cached, which
is not a big issue - there is little benefit in
caching them, and they should not be common nor
useful.
When deleting filesystem-backed attachements, the
deletion on the file-system is not transactional.
In the event of a transaction rollback, the file
deletion would not be rolled back, which is a
dangerous side-effect.
This can happen for example when several transactions
try to delete the same file(s) at the same time.
The duplicate deletions might be detected by the
database (being concurrent update errors), and rolled
back at the point of the DELETE query, to be retried.
If the files have already been deleted in the file
system it before the rollback, it leaves the system
in an inconsistent state, at least temporarily.
One case where we have seen it is when web bundles
are loaded by many web users at the same time, right
after being updated (and thus invalidated).
As they are currently cached as ir.attachment records,
this often causes a corruption of the cache.
The webclient rendering is done in two parts: the server renders the boilerplates
including the menus, and then the javascript launch the webclient using the
server-side boilerplates. In some case, we want to render the boilerplates but not
the menus (auth_calendar). Added groups around the t-call to the menu in the web
template. Fixes issue #2044.
Arthur Maniet
Olivier Dony
Jérome Maes
Raphael Collet
Jeremy Kersten
Frederic van der Essen
Commandant Custo
Simon Lejeune
rsi-odoo
Denis Ledoux
Christophe Simonis
rolvraen
Xavier Morel