Event with interval > 1 was not correctly computed.
This patch doesn't fix existing event but only the new one created after this fix.
Event 1/1/2015 repeat every 3 months, 6 times
Before this commit : end recurrency = 1/1/2015 + 6 * 1 month
After this commit: end recurrency = 1/1/2015 + 6 * 1 month * 3 (interval)
This commit closes#14332
Fix datetime where the return of rrule is sometime a list,
sometime a set according to the datetime version.
list(set) == list(list) and works in both cases.
Similar fix: #9f09c62
Depending on the version of dateutil, rule._bynweekday can either be
a tuple or a set (see https://github.com/dateutil/dateutil/pull/54), which,
in the case of a set, breaks the access by index (see related issue:
https://github.com/dateutil/dateutil/issues/24).
By casting it into a list, we make sure that we can access [0] in both case.
Credits to jke ; closes opw-690761.
Before this patch, add_filter was called 2 times.
Once when we select a partner in the drop down, we trigger a onchange value
to change from false to the partner id.
Once to reset to false the value after the first add_filter()
This commit closes#9758
Old check was always ignored since 0 is False.
This commit closes#12715
Other fix; when we detach an event, we reset the rrule_type to avoid to have a
warning popup (about empty final_date) if the old one value was end_date.
When sending a notification email to an event attendee
for an all day event, the timezone must be ignored
as the `start` and `stop` datetime are stored as
the day date + '00:00:00'. If the timezone is applied,
for users being in a negative timezone (such as an American
timezone), the day displayed would be the day just before.
opw-677019
Add `display_start` and `display_stop` to the fields
which are public even if the event is marked as private.
There is no reason it should be public,
especially if `start` and `stop` are. Besides,
this leads to issues in
`get_search_fields`, when doing:
```
sort_fields['sort_start'] = browse_event['display_start'].replace(' ', '').replace('-', '')
```
opw-672997
If an event is private, a bunch of fields
are hidden for the users not being
the owner of the event, even for sudo.
The fields on which depends the `rrule`
computation were part of the hidden/private
fields.
In addition, the `rrule` is always computed
as sudo. See `_get_rulestring`.
Therefore, the `rrule` of recurrent private events
was not correctly computed when the owner wasn't
the administrator.
opw-670295
Jeremy Kersten
Odoo Translation Bot
Martin Geubelle
Denis Ledoux
Christophe Simonis
Raphael Collet