Sunday, August 13, 2023
2 changes · master
Miscellaneous changes
Currently, the form view of the account.account has a fixed width for the account name field which can lead to longer account names to not be readable as they are not displayed entirely. This PR allows users to resize the width of the name field to the length they want without letting them exceed the maximum of the page. This makes the field keep a shorter width for shorter account names while being able to be longer for accounts which name is longer. The account name field has now a width
Original PR description
Currently, the form view of the account.account has a fixed width for the account name field which can lead to longer account names to not be readable as they are not displayed entirely. This PR allows users to resize the width of the name field to the length they want without letting them exceed the maximum of the page. This makes the field keep a shorter width for shorter account names while being able to be longer for accounts which name is longer. The account name field has now a width which can be adapted by the user so he can read both sort and long account names. task-3441547 --- I confirm I have signed the CLA and read the PR guidelines at www.odoo.com/submit-pr Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#130165
**Steps to reproduce** * install l10n_de * switch to a German company * create an invoice * add a line such that the account's default tax is different from the tax set on the line: (ex, account: `8400 Erlöse 19% USt` and tax: `7% Umsatzsteuer`) Attempt to confirm the invoice, you should see that you can't. The system requires the account's default tax to be the same as the tax set on the line. This should not be the case. It's a practice in Germany to link a tax to an account like this,
Original PR description
**Steps to reproduce** * install l10n_de * switch to a German company * create an invoice * add a line such that the account's default tax is different from the tax set on the line: (ex, account: `8400 Erlöse 19% USt` and tax: `7% Umsatzsteuer`) Attempt to confirm the invoice, you should see that you can't. The system requires the account's default tax to be the same as the tax set on the line. This should not be the case. It's a practice in Germany to link a tax to an account like this, but it's not a legal requirement. Note: behavior confirmed by TSB on the ticket opw-3324323 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#131382 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#127238