- mail.compose.message: in render_message_batch, compute defaults recipients
for the composer (method called for mass mailing only). This way values are
available for inheriting models.
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some default recipients for a document. Basically it looks for a partner_id field,
or an email_from, or an email field, and return a dict result used for populating
a creation dictionary, for example.
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140321171615-ksce5mqzyugya8hs
This bridge and optional module add a button on the lead form view to
allow users to create issues from leads. The lead is distroyed during
the operation. All communication history is kept and transferred to the
new issue.
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- mail.message.subtype:
-- added sequence field, used to order subtypes when displaying them
-- added hidden field, used to hide some subtypes. Subtypes like 'Task Created' or 'Issue Created' are not necessary on a task or issue, but useful on the project form view. Indeed by following the task created subtype on the project, the user is notified of new tasks. However on the task itself it makes no sense to be able to follow task created. This subtype has to exist due to the technical implementation, but should be hidden in the followers widget of the task.
- mail: updated followers widget accordingly, and display subtypes by application with a visual border to separate them
- project, crm, sale_crm: updated hidden and sequence of subtypes
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140221122036-m30laylmb4tqndkh
against not planned subtype data (coming from error in subtype relationship
table, or for undisplayed subtypes, old subtypes, ...).
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the access rules, notably about reading and creation. This allows by the way
to remove the hack about the operation in context when subscribing
users on a document.
The new rules on create and read now include user_id, aka the owner of a note
can always create (default value) and read its notes.
Also removed an unnecessary field (current_partner_id), as it was buggy and
unnecessary; view udpated accordingly.
[IMP] mail: removed a hack introduced in saas-3 with the current orm operation
in context to by-pass some access rules when subscribing someone on a document.
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140219111330-l3hw5324hvuikpjc
found during processing. This way, all emails in the queue are managed and
all failed emails have their own exception in the logs, allowing easier
debugging.
Note that a failed email is set as seen to avoid processing it every time
the scheduler runs.
bzr revid: tde@openerp.com-20140213095717-tcwgkl143i3ujw8h
Indeed assert are statements meant to be used when developping, for
debug purpose. In a production environment it is safer to use real
exceptions that can be managed accordingly.
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alias. Indeed in this method, we have unitialized inherited fields because the orm
is updating. A new no_track key (already intorduced in 7.0, added in this branch because
of a missing forward-port) in mail_thread allows to avoid doing the tracking of values
and is used in mail_alias.
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Make sure the user is subscribed before the super() call in mail_thread. This allows to have follower based record rules working (eg: note.note)
bzr revid: mat@openerp.com-20140206104714-anpehaik4wajnfrw
field, updated everytime message_post in called. This allows to build filters, search or
actions based on the last message date, for reporting for example.
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Thibault Delavallée
Christophe Simonis
Denis Ledoux
Olivier Dony
Jérôme
Darshan Kalola (OpenERP)
Turkesh Patel (Open ERP)
Martin Trigaux
Antony Lesuisse
Raphael Collet