The _auto_init method was overriden without keeping the return value of
the super on some models.
This break the new stored computed fields computation at field creation.
Closes#11985
opw-677232
In commit 44f2c8d54 we unified the return value of the function to int,
but it seems the returned size could be None which is not a valid input
of the int() built-in function.
To distinguish two ir.attachment 'File Content', we base it on the file
size (this I imagine is for efficiency).
This is done by setting bin_size in the context. Doing this, the
returned db_datas field will be the file size of the converted to base64
content (if no filestore).
But this size is returned in string format, so "get_nice_size" (in
openerp/osv/fields.py) which gets this size calculates the length of the
string. e.g: if the size is '2142' get_nice_size will return 4.
This fix solves this by converting the string to an integer, thus
unifying it with the filestore case (where we use os.path.getsize which
return an integer).
Also, the field presenting the issue (FieldBinaryFile) has been changed
so it is always updated even if the size is the same (as it was already
done by 3632949 for FieldBinaryImage widget).
closes#7223
opw-643071
This rev. is related to eb9113c04d
if a model or a resource id is not defined on an attachment
restrict access to employees only if the creator
of this attachment is not the current user.
So non-employees can access their attachments without
models/resource id, which includes attachment of
discussions threads.
Fixes#4309Closes#4310
When the ORM is cleaning up related attachments upon record deletion, the
search() method hides the attachment of the record that is being deleted.
If the same file is used exactly once in another attachment, the reference
count will be 1 and the file will be deleted.
check: verify the permissions even when no ids are passed (skipped permission checking for create)
create: verify has the write access on the related model (instead of create, was not checked anyway)
function field: execute the write in fnct_inv as superuser (was impossible to have creation without write access)
bzr revid: mat@openerp.com-20131030084408-t857gl7d4lkbrj5p
check: verify the permissions even when no ids are passed (skipped permission checking for create)
create: verify has the write access on the related model (instead of create, was not checked anyway)
function field: execute the write in fnct_inv as superuser (was impossible to have creation without write access)
bzr revid: mat@openerp.com-20131029171420-x87wu7ph8ej7mtro
Frequents calls to list.remove() were being a bottleneck for large
document lists (100k+). Using a set make remove() calls much faster.
Also turned a read() into a pure SQL command, as its high-level
features were unnecessary (security checks performed before and
after it anyways) and it was 50% slower than the direct SQL version.
This commit has a corresponding addons patch in order to use a set
instead of a list in the document module as well.
bzr revid: odo@openerp.com-20120821130202-71z83drt347lf45n
- Some logging code moved from netsvc.py to loglevels.py
- Changed imports to use the new openerp module
- config and netsvc initialization calls move to openerp-server.py
- Moved openerp-server.py outside the old bin directory
- Some imports in tools moved inside the methods to break mutual-dependencies
bzr revid: vmt@openerp.com-20110207125723-ooee7d7ng5elmkso
Sylvain GARANCHER
Nicolas Lempereur
Denis Ledoux
Stefan Rijnhart
Denis Ledoux
Martin Trigaux
Olivier Dony
Thibault Delavallée
Antony Lesuisse
Fabien Pinckaers
Cecile Tonglet
Vo Minh Thu
Ravi Gohil (Open ERP)
Divyesh Makwana (Open ERP)