The selection of records in cache for prefetching was moved to method
_read_from_database() by xmo at rev 785018cc in order to fix an access right
bug. But this introduced an issue: to explicitly avoid prefetching, you should
use read() instead of browsing records. We revert the change by xmo, without
reintroducing the bug (which apparently was fixed by another way).
When a new ir.model.field is created, add the new field in the fields_by_model (cache of custom fields). This is required as the __init__ method would not retrieve the new field if fields_by_model is already set.
Otherwise, the _columns would not contain the new fields and we could not access it without restarting the server (e.g. the installation of a module adds ir.model.fields and use it in the a view.
Comparing an id and a browse record will always fail so the exception would have always been raised when changing a model (e.g. updating a module with custom fields).
through a server action, try to correctly set the value to write on a given
fields according to its type. For example many2one fields should receive an
int, not a unique containing the id of the new value.
It turns out TTFontFile can throw not only TTFError (generic) and KeyError, but also ValueError (unknown cmap) and maybe others.
Just catch Exception, warn that the font couldn't be loaded and report why.
Sometimes a node can't be translated using the website Translate
mode. The translation is added to the Application term list but
the id of the view is not correct.
This happen when a translatable node is a children of a inherited
node whose branding could not be kept. data-oe-source-id was left
over because it was not registered in MOVABLE_BRANDING
one2many and many2many fields depends on the security rules.
For instance, on products, with the taxes_id many2many fields, you only see the taxes of your own company, thanks to the multi company security rule
With related *2many fields, if you browse it with superuser, you will have all records of the one2many fields, even those you are not allowed to see, as superuser ignores security rules.
For instance, taxes_id of product.product is a related of taxes_id of product_template (through the inherits on product.template), and you should see the same taxes on the product template and on the product product (variant). This is not the case if the fields is read using the superuser
When the context contains 'recompute': False, the recomputation was not even
prepared. Now both create() and write() prepare the recomputation by invoking
method modified(). The flag only controls whether method recompute() is invoked.
In addintion, the former flag 'no_store_function' was converted to the flag
'recompute', so that both create() and write() use the same flag.
Fixes#1456
At the end of _prefetch_field(), a check is made to ensure that the cache
contains something for the field to prefetch. The check was incorrect because
the cache was checked for a regular value only.
The result of _convert_to_write() is intended to be pass directly to
`write()` or returned to the client (`onchange()` and `default_get()`.
`NewId` is as special value that must not be stored into the database
or exposed to the client.
On one2many fields writing in an existing record (not when creating new record), the computed stored fields of the one2many were not re-computed correctly
Computed stored fields were marked as modified only if no_store_function was not set to True in the context. no_store_function is set when writing one2many records on an existing record.
Now, these computed stored fields are marked as to be recomputed, but are recomputed later, at the end of the existing record write
The title field should not have a domain by default.
When a new record is created or the 'is company' field is changed, the onchange_type is triggered to restrict the domain accordingly to is_company field.
When an existing record is modified, there will have no domain on title field. It's not ideal but at least companies will be able to change the title without the need to modify twice the field is_company.
Fixes#1713
Samus CTO
Raphael Collet
Martin Trigaux
Christophe Simonis
Desai Binjal
Thibault Delavallée
xmo-odoo
Fabien Meghazi
Denis Ledoux
Martin Ambroz
Olivier Dony