When the addons_path config contained the
default path, the system was working with
an empty addons_path in the middle of the
other paths. This empty one matched for all
files, making all files appear to belong to
the root path component, e.g. `home` if the
root path is in /home.
Refactored a bit to avoid duplicates and
redundant path calculations.
On Launchpad, as commented on bug 933496, PO entries (and their comments) are
shared between series. This mean that e.g. the 7.0 series can have the wrong
`reference` comments (those beginning with #:) as they would be copied from say
the trunk series. Those `reference` comments are used to import translations
and look them up.
This patch adds a few lines of code to tools.translate so that targets
defined in the POT `reference` comments are used in addition to those from the
PO file.
Also adds a test module to validate the new behavior.
This patch stems from:
- the 6.1 branch by Vo Minh Thu:
https://code.launchpad.net/+branch/~openerp-dev/openobject-server/6.1-fix-po-targets-933496-vmt
- the 7.0 port by Numerigraphe:
https://code.launchpad.net/~numerigraphe-team/openobject-server/7.0-fix-po-targets-933496-vmt
Pricelist access is necessary for being able to read
the unit price of sale order lines, and does not
pose major security risks, as it does not permit
reading the actual pricelist definition.
The title of the partner is restricted with a context that will change in the onchange_type. Having twice the same field will not work well.
Remove the invisible attribute as the domain is handled by the domain.
In some cases, the data dispalyed in a list depends on the context
This context needs to be passed to the export method, so the exported data reflects correctly the data from the list view
Due to the multi-company record rule on gamification.goal,
each access to the Goals menu and each opening of the
Messaging menu (thus calling get_serialised_gamification_summary())
is extremely slow (with several thousands goals/users).
Adding auto_join to the user_id FK on goals makes it much
faster. However it causes crashes when reading the table
because the _order of gamification.goal uses `create_date`,
which becomes ambiguous after the auto_join with res_users.
Solving this can be done by re-implementing _read_flat()
in the ORM using the internal Query object, as in search(),
which takes care of fully-qualifying all column names.
Until this is fixed, a simple workaround is to use
start_date in the _order instead of collision-prone `create_date`.
The residual amount is typically needed to render the
online payment forms (payment acquirers).
Payments on the other hand rely on account.move.line,
something that portal users should never be allowed to read.
Removing the field from the view by setting a model-level
group permission ensures they will not see an error.
When computing the price difference lines, in move_line_get of account_anglo_saxon, we loop on the result of super call for each lines (n * n times) to compute the price difference.
The product_id was used to match the returned line and the original invoice line. This was wrong as we could get several lines with the same product_id (and then get n * n price difference lines).
This patch adds the line id to the result of move_line_get (from account) so that account_anglo_saxon can filter more efficiently and only get one price difference per invoice line.
Fixes#704
If the mrp scheduler fails during the treatment of a procurement (due to a postgresql error, like an update lock), we let it try the other procurements, instead of stopping at the first procurement which fails.
Besides, we retry to treat the procurements which failed, until the list of the remaining procurements is always the same (meaning something is wrong and block the procurements treatment).
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
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.
The standard move_line_get from account.invoice returns prices rounded (price_subtotal field as account precision) while the anglo-saxon module could return dict with non-rounded prices.
With amounts with bigger precision, we could get a difference of a few cents when comparing the debit/credits and then not be able to balance the invoice (opw 597208).
In the return result of an on_change, having keys which are not ine the view is not that bad, it is not an actual problem.
Display warning instead of asserting all the keys are in the views.
Denis Ledoux
Olivier Dony
Vo Minh Thu
Martin Trigaux
Samus CTO
Rashmin Lumbhani
Ruchir Shukla
fka-odoo
Jeremy Kersten
Jérome Maes
Hardik Ansodariya
dhr-odoo