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Users can configure multiple references in a same
category. This might cause problems during conversion
and does not make sense.
Since this is a "late" constraint, we define it in
python to avoid conflict with existing data.
We allow user to have multiple unactive reference, but
force to have exactly one active. So when a new UoM
category is created, user have to encode the reference
unit first, and then the bigger/smaller ones.
This commit also update stock tests, since they were
redefining new reference UoM in the same category, and
finally, this commit provides some tests for this
uniqueness and custom UoM behavior.
Task #1820076
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In order to restrict some uom field to some uom category, it is required to
add a measurement type on uom.category. Also, this will lessen the use of
master data.
Some technical justifications:
- measure_type is not required, to allow people creating their own
uom.category. Those ones will not interfere with addons business.
- measure_type is unique: we restrict to only one category containing
time, weight, ... in order to avoid mismatch category during conversion.
(2 different weight categories can not be converted).
- measure_type on uom.uom is stored: to allow search and domain on
field, we need to store it. Usually, UoM are not updated every day,
and the number of uom in a database is not that important.
To illustrate this mecanism, a domain is added on
'project_time_mode_id', in project module. This field
is use as timesheet default uom, and we obviously want to
restrict it to time category (timesheeting in liter does
not make sense ...)
Task #1820076
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Also rename product.uom.categ into uom.category to
give it a decent name.
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Moves UoM models, test and data to a new addon in
order to be able to use uom without product.
A simple example is be to be able to use UoM for
timesheets.
This commit only move code, and adapt xml ids
without chaging any feature or functionnal
behavior.
Note: 'product' module now depends on new
'uom' module.
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