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- Switch to French language
- Go to Inventory > Inventory Adjustment
- Launch an adjustment
The field 'Real Quantity' doesn't follow the float formatting.
This is because the widget is set as `field_float_scannable`, which is
not recognized by the formatting function.
Since the widget descriptor has priority over the type descriptor, we
must explicitly take this widget into account, on top of adding the
`format_value` method.
opw-1940884
closes odoo/odoo#31366
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Before this commit, the web client had a naive strategy to handle lost
connections: it tried to poll the server every 2 seconds until a rpc
succeeds.
This works quite well from the perspective of the user, but may be a problem
from the perspective of the server. If a server is down for a longish period,
then each users active tabs will then perform a request every 2 seconds. This
means that the server will be progressively hammered by many requests, which
will clutter the logs, and make it more difficult to gracefully recover.
With this commit, we simply exponentially increase the delay each time, and add
a little jitter to give a better distribution.
Cherry-pick of 4a3f04bcc580c514c61e3bd608fa2b85065434cc
closes odoo/odoo#30136
closes odoo/odoo#30596
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Since march 2015, using in a domain "relativedelta(months=X)" with
X being bigger than 11 or lower than -11 would result in an error.
This is because in the refactoring adding modules (e8a00bc50d) the two
functions divmod and utils.divmod with different implementation in
pyeval.js were replaced by one function divmod in web.utils module.
But there was still an usage of the removed implementation.
opw-1880766
closes #26816
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On a database where many modules are installed (e.g. runbot all), with
the option "manage available packaging options per products", doing a groupby
"product" on the "package type" list view triggers a js error.
It comes from the fact that the fixed_group variable contains a "length"
attribute; the _().each function uses this to determine (erroneously)
that the object is an array.
It thus uses fixed_group[0] to get an undefined, and then tries to access
a method of undefined.
We replace the each by a simple js loop.
opw 1863576
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Commit bcd4c90 was intendend to make get_file handle uncaught/unserialized exceptions
in the context of a http request
The drawback is that when get_file received a serialized exception (route: /report/download)
the JS modal was empty in that case
This commit handles both the cases
OPW 1848606
closes #24794
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- Create a binary field which takes some time for computation. For
example:
```
ding_dong = fields.Binary(compute='_compute_ding_dong')
def _compute_ding_dong(self):
if not self.env.context.get('bin_size'):
while True:
3*3
for x in self:
x.ding_dong = x.product_id.image_medium
```
- Run the server with a limited CPU time, for example:
`--workers=2 --limit-time-cpu=10`
- Download the file
A JS traceback occurs, without any information about the real crash.
The error management is simply not working: `JSON.parse` is called on a
string which is not JSON-parseable.
opw-1838832
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This commit improves link creation in web editor.
Before this commit, anything with a @ would be considered as valid email which
is obviously not the case. It would then be prefixed by 'mailto:'.
This was causing 2 issues:
- URL with @ symbol in it would have 'mailto:' added as prefix, like google
maps coordinates.
eg: mailto:http://www.google.com/maps/whatever/@312211.22,321321
- Incorrect emails would go through (eg: @@@, ko@k@k@, mail@mail)
Now, we will try to detect and identify valid emails from invalid emails from
URLs. It will also handle 'mailto:' directly typed in the input.
This commit comes with it's counterpart in enterprise https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/1859
This closes #11984, closes #22936
Note that there is a WIP in master to use this new is_email function
everywhere we try to validate emails. It will aim to uniformize email
validation in odoo's javascript that are often performed with different mean
here and there, some more permissive than others, some only checking for @.
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- In some languages the kanban images are not displayed because of a bug in human_size method in JS.
This method translates the Unit Size for data and strip with the string with a comma as separator.
When the translatation contains spaces after the commas (like in the French translation), there is extra spaces in the final result.
This then cause an issue with the method is_bin_size that expects a unique space between the value and its unit.
Resulting in a bug in the method 'kanban_image'.
opw #804973 #804970 #804648
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The kanban view uses a template which comes from the server, already
translated. Before this commit, it tried to retranslate again the
template in qweb.js, which may be a problem (in addition to the useless
work): if some english string A is translated in B (french), but B is
also a valid english string which is translated into C in french, then
we will have a wrong result.
In this commit, we simply add a flag to disable the translation process, which
should also slightly improve the kanban view rendering performance.
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computation
Use case:
- a tax of 10%, computation method: percentage of tax included
- a account_reconciliation_model with an amount of 90%
- make a statement of 1.31 (or something weird when it comes to digits)
- reconcile it with a counterpart
- prefill that counterpart with the account_reconciliation just created
- push on reconcile
Before this commit, the amount that was computed was not rounded, resulting in making unbalanced account_moves (by 0.001)
This was invisble since the display of monetary is rounded
After this commit, the rounding is done according to the currency's parameters and produces correct move_lines
OPW 751881
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The crash manager still used the old name for the exception. (PR #18522)
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In PostgreSQL, a field of type `integer` must be in the range
-2147483648 to +2147483647. If the user enters a lower or a larger
value, a traceback is thrown.
opw-740286
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Since commits 2a8a17024d2b46f3f8837a8672334a7dff3abd1b and 9c68bc74827864a3c6c21be8ead1b2ed3d122d73,
the session is not started by the webclient anymore but directly by the
session service instead, and the session info is found in the DOM
instead of by RPC.
Because of that, the session is started in the frontend and other
non-backend environments which caused a JS error while trying to
load qweb (as no qweb has to be loaded). This commit makes the
session start check if it is a non-backend environment and only
initialize session info (from DOM) in that case.
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The Python method `strftime` raises an error when the date is older than
01-01-1900 ("The datetime strftime() methods require year >= 1900"). If
the user mistyped the date (or was expecting 01-01-16 to be converted
into 01-01-2016), this can lead errors since the ORM uses this method
frequently.
opw-702313
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The Python method `strftime` raises an error when the date is older than
01-01-1900 ("The datetime strftime() methods require year >= 1900"). If
the user mistyped the date (or was expecting 01-01-16 to be converted
into 01-01-2016), this can lead errors since the ORM uses this method
frequently.
opw-702313
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When a user fills partially a date or datetime field, the system will
somehow autocomplete the value entered. For example, if the user enters
"11//11" then clicks on the Tab key, it will be completed as
"11/11/0000".
However, the year 0000 is not recognized in Python, and this causes a
crash upon saving.
opw-695035
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This commit closes #1103, closes #11553
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With this change, form_relational_widgets will wait for the 'web.ListEditor'
module to be loaded before patching the list view. This is particularly
important for wizards containing and editable list view.
Note that to achieve this, I had to fix a horrible hack in session.
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* Tip are never destroyed when change view mode
* unbind methods
* mail: memory leak with unbind methods
* web: memory leak because 'ui-autocomplete' is never destroyed
* web_editor: memory leak for wrong unbind on destroy
* web: memory leak: must remove fileupload handler
* bus: memory leak: correctly debind handlers on window in bus.Bus
* remove handlers on switch buttons and views $buttons
* remove handlers on breadcrumbs
* web: memory leak: correctly debind handlers
* im_odoo_support: memory leak: remove fileupload handler odoo_support
Note: part of this commit was actually authored by aab
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Underscore method _.each expects an array like object when a
"length" property is present.
This was an issue with a record having a numeric "length" field set
to a non-negative value.
opw-691070
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A refactoring of the js views is in progress. Those new views are used
in web studio, and this change is part of it. This is necessary to allow
web studio to correctly fetch data from the server when rendering a
preview. Note: this is necessary for special widgets (status bar,
selection, radio widgets)
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Sometimes, we need better control on the cache. For example, if a view or an
action has been changed, it is required to make sure that the correct
data is loaded.
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When we drag and drop a record in a folded column, the number of elements
in this column displayed in the column title is not updated.
This issue is present because when a record is droped in a column
its id is not added to the dataset of its new column.
To fix this, we had to add the id of the record in the dataset, and
override the method 'add_ids' in 'DataSetSearch' to have the size
of the dataset equal to the number of ids in it. We have replicated
the behaviour of the function 'remove_ids' in the new function 'add_ids'.
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In web_planner, changing pages would take more and more time after
a few clicks if autoresize was called on textareas. Every time we
would change page, autoresize was called on all textareas and added
an additional textarea for each one, doubling the amount on each page
change.
The autoresize function in dom_utils was checking too shallowly for
duplicates and created a new textarea where autoresize would again be
called upon on a later stage.
This commit fixes both problems.
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For the need of the next commit, we have to know when making a request from an RPC call in which debug mode we are. Previously, the value was always 'true' if we were in debug mode. Now it will return 'true' if we are in simple debug mode and 'assets' if we are in the other one. (this is the current behavior for the simple WebRequest).
Why do we need to know that? When loading the settings dashboard, an rpc request to /web/dataset/call_kw to load the view is accessing the odoo.debug @property method. This value is used in the template to decide which buttons to display to activate or deactivate the debug mode.
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