This avoids storing useless "{}" values
in the database when there are no headers,
and avoids having to update all existing
entries when this column is added.
Just requires simple tests before evaluating
the headers contents.
- [FIX] bounce regex: too many emails were considered as bounce and therefore
not displayed in the chatter and lost for the communication history. The regex
was not correctly looking for the bounce alias in the email_to.
- [FIX] invite email: replying to the invitation email (invitation as new
follower) now replies to the user sending the invitation.
- [FIX] mass_mailing: added a column to store the id of the original email
in addition to the many2one column. The many2one is set to null when deleting
the original email. As the information is necessary, it is saved on another
field. The many2one is necessary for indexes purpose as the inverse of
a one2many.
By default, on binary images read, the server returns the binary size
This is possible that two images have the exact same size
Therefore we trigger the change in case the image value hasn't changed
So the image is re-rendered correctly
In combination with f28be81, this should help speed up
initialization of new boolean columns. psycopg2 handles
bool parameters values just fine inside cr.mogrify()
Boolean fields always default to False in 8.0,
even when they do not have explicit default values.
This causes extra queries in the form:
UPDATE <table> SET <bool_field> = false
WHERE <bool_field> IS NULL;
Those are not necessary as the ORM automatically
folds NULL booleans to False, and can be very
expensive on tables with several million rows,
as the whole table may sometimes need to be
rewritten (can take dozens of minutes)
This is related to commit d31faceb67
(This is to avoid the runbot being yellow if on_change methods have extra keys in the returned value, this is not wrong, the web client will simply ignore them).
When you set the date of a cron the July 1st at midnight, if the user
time zone has a positive offset, then the converted UTC date is the
June 30th and adding 1 month will end up on July 30th translating to
July 31th instead of September 1st.
To solve this issue we use the super user time zone for the date
calculation.
Some many2one fields happen to have several corresponding one2many fields,
typically with different domains. It is also the case for the field 'res_id' of
mail.message, where each model inheriting from mail.thread defines a one2many
based on that field. The fix ensures that when a relational field is updated,
all its inverse fields are invalidated.
Fabien Pinckaers
Frédéric Van der Essen
Frederic van der Essen
Grover Menacho
Christophe Simonis
Richard Mathot
Olivier Dony
Denis Ledoux
Thibault Delavallée
qdp-odoo
Cedric Snauwaert
Nicolas Seinlet
Jérome Maes
Jeremy Kersten
watermelonjuice
Samus CTO
Raphael Collet