Monday, August 11, 2025
16 changes · saas-18.3
Enhancements to existing features
Invoice document layout settings now show the same Tax ID, bank account, and QR code options whether users send, print, or configure documents in settings. This makes previews more accurate and reduces confusion when preparing customer-facing invoices.
Original PR description
Previously, the document layout wizard used when sending invoices included fields for Tax ID, Bank Account Number, and QR Code. However, these fields were missing from the wizard accessed via the…
Previously, the document layout wizard used when sending invoices included fields for Tax ID, Bank Account Number, and QR Code. However, these fields were missing from the wizard accessed via the `Print` button and from the layout configurator under `General Settings > Configure Document Layout`. This was because only the send flow was using the inherited report layout from the `account` module, while the print and settings flows were using the base layout from `web` directly. Additionally, the preview template in web did not include the bank account number or QR code With this **PR**: 1. The `Print` button now uses the inherited layout from `account`. 2. The settings configurator button also uses the correct layout from `account`. 3. The bank account number and QR code fields are now dependencies of the _compute_preview method, making the preview responsive to their changes. 4. Both fields are now shown in the preview when configuring the layout in settings. This ensures the document layout behaves consistently across send, print, and settings configurator flows. **task**-4954030 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#222380 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#220149
Xendit credit card payments now better support required authentication, including first-time authorization before later merchant-initiated repeat payments. Tokenization is no longer enabled by default, reducing setup assumptions and helping merchants align with Xendit's standard payment requirements.
Original PR description
By default, Xendit will require authentication for all credit card payment. Previously, we assume that optional 3DS is easily configurable for each user which will omit authentication for tokenization flow. Turns out, this configuration requires permission from Xendit. Instead of that, Xendit provides the Merchant Initiated Transactions (MIT) which allow users to purchase without authorization as long as the first transaction was already authorized successfully. To accomodate this, we need to support authentication flow and adding extra parameter `is_recurring` in the payload, --- I confirm I have signed the CLA and read the PR guidelines at www.odoo.com/submit-pr Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#221976 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#214708
Bank statement processing now identifies related partners in batches instead of checking each line one by one. This reduces database work and should make importing or reconciling large bank statements noticeably faster.
Original PR description
The retrieve_partner function is actually executed on each statement line, with multiple search, which is killing performance. This commit change that, so retrieve_partner is executed on a statement line recordset, minimizing the amount of queries on each call. task-4749377
Resolved issues and error corrections
Sales order lines now recalculate unit prices when quantity changes trigger a different pricelist rule. This prevents incorrect pricing on larger orders and avoids manual pricelist switching to force the right price.
Original PR description
**Steps to reproduce**: 1. Install the `sale` module. 2. Enable `Pricelists` under `Settings > Sales > Pricing > Pricelists`. 3. Create two pricelists: - Pricelist A with two fixed-price rules: -…
**Steps to reproduce**:
1. Install the `sale` module.
2. Enable `Pricelists` under `Settings > Sales > Pricing > Pricelists`.
3. Create two pricelists:
- Pricelist A with two fixed-price rules:
- `0.75` for quantity ≥ 0
- `0.50` for quantity ≥ 1000
- Pricelist B with a `-10%` discount applied to Pricelist A.
4. Create a Sales Order using Pricelist B.
5. Add a product to the order line.
6. Increase the quantity to 1000.
**Observed behavior**:
- The unit price does not update according to the pricelist rule for quantity ≥ 1000.
- If you switch the pricelist to another and then back again, the `Update prices` button appears and correctly updates the price.
**Root cause**:
- The price is not recomputed when the quantity changes because the `price_unit` is not updated because it does not match the `technical_price_unit`.
- Since PR [#21392](https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/213912), `price_unit` is rounded (2 decimals), but `technical_price_unit` is not. This causes a mismatch in comparison logic due to rounding differences.
**Solution**:
- Replace direct float comparison with `currency_id.compare_amounts()` to ensure proper comparison with rounding precision.
opw-4944644
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#221389This fixes an issue where certain combo products in Point of Sale skipped the required product configuration step. It also prevents cashiers from being asked to choose options that were already selected, reducing mistakes and making checkout smoother.
Original PR description
When a combo contained a product that had variant with type 'no_variant' and 'always', if you added the product to the cart the product configuration popup would not open. Also, in the combo you can…
When a combo contained a product that had variant with type 'no_variant' and 'always', if you added the product to the cart the product configuration popup would not open. Also, in the combo you can only select product_product and not product_template, so the product configuration popup should not propose the variant linked to the 'always' type, as you already selected a product template in the combo configuration popup. Steps to reproduce: ------------------- * Create a product attribute PA1 with type 'no_variant' and 2 values V1 and V2 * Create a product attribute PA2 with type 'always' and 2 values V3 and V4 * Create a product template PT1 with PA1 and PA2 * Create a combo choice PC1 with the 2 variants of PT1 * Create a combo product CP1 with PC1 * Open PoS and add CP1 to the cart * The combo configurator popup opens, click on the version with V2 > Observation: The product configurator popup does not open > Second fix: The product configurator allows you to select the variant linked to the 'always' type, which is not correct as you already selected it through the combo configurator popup Why the fix: ------------ The first fix just make sure that the product configuration popup opens when it is necessary. The second fix filters the variants proposed in the product configuration popup to only show the variants that are not linked to the 'always' type. But this only happens when we do it from the combo configuration popup. opw-4719258 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#220994 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#215603
Project profitability figures now use the accounting line balance rather than recalculating amounts with current or table-based currency rates. This prevents outdated or manually adjusted currency rates from causing differences between project dashboards and analytic accounting reports.
Original PR description
Issue description: The profitability items for projects were not matching the numbers from analytic accounting reports due to discrepancies in currency rate calculations. This issue was traced to two…
Issue description: The profitability items for projects were not matching the numbers from analytic accounting reports due to discrepancies in currency rate calculations. This issue was traced to two main causes: 1. Profitability items were using the currency rate of today, even for old move lines. ```rates = self.env['res.currency'].browse(list(currency_ids))._get_rates(self.company_id, date.today())``` While this was deemed acceptable for performance reasons in #113146, it caused mismatches with analytic accounting reports. 2. Some move lines use a changed currency rate that differs from the rate stored in the currency table for the same date (due to manual change in the currency rate), leading to further mismatches. To resolve this: - The `balance` is now used instead of `price_subtotal` for calculations. This ensures accurate amounts without relying on conversion rates when the project currency matches the company currency. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a project with an associated analytic account. 2. Enable any foreign currency and add different rates for it for today and yesterday. 3. Create a new vendor bill with: - Date = yesterday - Currency = the new foreign currency - Analytic distribution set to the created project's analytic account. 4. Check the project dashboard profitability. You will see the numbers are incorrect because it uses the currency rate of today. opw - 4881380 --- I confirm I have signed the CLA and read the PR guidelines at www.odoo.com/submit-pr Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#222388 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#217337
Purchase orders now consistently use the supplier's preferred currency, even when they are created automatically from approvals instead of manually in the interface. This prevents purchases from being recorded in the company currency by mistake, reducing pricing and accounting errors.
Original PR description
Steps to reproduce: - Go to Invoicing > Configuration > Accounting > Currencies: - Enable the Euro currency - Set company currency to USD - Go to any partner form (e.g. Azure Interior): - In Sales &…
Steps to reproduce:
- Go to Invoicing > Configuration > Accounting > Currencies:
- Enable the Euro currency
- Set company currency to USD
- Go to any partner form (e.g. Azure Interior):
- In Sales & Purchase tab: - Set Supplier Currency to Euro
- Create a purchase order from the UI:
- Select Azure Interior → Currency is correctly updated to Euro (via onchange)
- Install the Approvals module
- Create a storable product "P1":
- Under Purchase tab: - Vendor: Azure Interior - Price unit: 5 EUR
- Create an approval request:
- Request Owner: Marc Demo
- Product: P1
- Approver: Mitchel Admin
- Submit and approve the request
- Click on "Create Purchase Order"
Issue:
The purchase order is created with the correct partner and product. But the currency is incorrectly set to the company currency (USD), instead of the supplier's currency (Euro).
Cause:
The currency was updated via an `@onchange`, which is only triggered in the UI.
When creating a PO programmatically (e.g. via approvals or in a test), the onchange is not executed and the currency falls back to the company default.
Solution:
Replace the `@onchange` logic for `currency_id` with a stored compute field.
This ensures that the correct currency is always computed, regardless of how the purchase order is created.
opw-4938390
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#222044
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#221907This fixes a calendar synchronization issue where an invited attendee could incorrectly become the organizer of an event in Google Calendar. Events are now held back from attendee sync until the actual organizer synchronizes, helping keep ownership consistent between Odoo and Google Calendar.
Original PR description
Before this commit, when an user A is invited by an event of user B and none of these users are synchronized with Google, when the synchronization of user A starts or resumes, the event will be…
Before this commit, when an user A is invited by an event of user B and none of these users are synchronized with Google, when the synchronization of user A starts or resumes, the event will be synchronized with the user A as organizer in Google. In the meanwhile, in Odoo, the event ownership will be shown as user B, mismatching the organizer field between the two ends. This is problematic because the ownership of the event will be forever wrong in Google. After this commit, when user A starts or resumes its synchronization with Outlook, previous Odoo events which user A is attendee but not organizer won't be synchronized until the organizer synchronizes its calendar. This will keep the ownership of the event intact in Odoo, and when the organizer synchronizes its calendar with Google, it will be correctly synchronized in Google as well. Recently, we had to revert this PR due to an emergency at odoo/odoo#215449. The issue got solved, so we're adding this fix back. task-4269432 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#219178 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#218856
This fix adds the missing Oman localization data needed to show the Returns button in the Tax Report. Oman companies can now access the tax closing form as expected, avoiding a blockage in tax reporting workflows.
Original PR description
### Issue: This commit adds a missing account.return.type data in the Oman localization. This is related to the new Accounting Returns [feature](https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/81569). The…
### Issue: This commit adds a missing account.return.type data in the Oman localization. This is related to the new Accounting Returns [feature](https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/81569). The l10n_om module did not include an account.return.type record, which prevents the "Returns" button (linked to the action_open_returns) from appearing in the Tax Report. As a result, users in Oman are unable to access the Tax Closing form. ### Issue: This commit adds a missing account.return.type data in the Oman localization. This is related to the new Accounting Returns feature (#81569). The l10n_om module did not include an account.return.type record, which prevents the "Returns" button (linked to the action_open_returns) from appearing in the Tax Report. As a result, users in Oman are unable to access the Tax Closing form. The visibility of the button is controlled by the following condition: [Code](https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/f924f120cbd04002e21c78b081e1c8006b56a4b6/account_reports/models/account_report.py#L1776) #### Affected Versions: 18.3 and later ### Steps to reproduce: 1.Install the l10n_om module 2.Switch to the Oman company 3.Go to Accounting > Reporting > Tax Report 4.The "Returns" button is not visible ### Expected behavior The "Returns" button should be visible, allowing the user to generate the closing tax form. ### Current behavior The button is hidden due to missing account.return.type data in the Oman localization. OPW-4943024 --- I confirm I have signed the CLA and read the PR guidelines at www.odoo.com/submit-pr
This fix ensures product forecasts correctly include stock movements created by multi-step delivery routes. Businesses will see more accurate availability figures and clearer links between sales orders and outgoing delivery operations.
Original PR description
### Steps to reproduce: - In the settings enable Multi-Steps routes - Put your warehouse in delivery in 2 steps - Create and confirm a sale order for 1 units of a storable product #### > While the…
### Steps to reproduce: - In the settings enable Multi-Steps routes - Put your warehouse in delivery in 2 steps - Create and confirm a sale order for 1 units of a storable product #### > While the pick move was created and confirmed the forecast is still at 0 even tho it should be at -1 and the outgoing pick move should be matched with the SO line in the forecast report. ### Cause of the issue: The issue has been introduced by commit 5b40fb086a0e5677678c312b42dc1f2c8991dc9e The issue being that since the `location_final_id` should not have been considered for the past forecast based on done move chains (because each done move of the chain will refer to the same external `final_dest_id`). The proposed fix was therefore to change the dest_loc_domain as such: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/5b40fb086a0e5677678c312b42dc1f2c8991dc9e#diff-1f24ce9f94c5795040749acca5924384d7d17c0ac39b1993cef3b484e4bd30afR324-R326 However, the new domain: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/995a7072cb3315fc03544b281b1ed5ca4e81e901/addons/stock/models/product.py#L322-L326 ignores completely the part of the condition refering to `final_dest_id` for outgoing moves since the condition is negated here: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/995a7072cb3315fc03544b281b1ed5ca4e81e901/addons/stock/models/product.py#L328-L333 The logical `OR` (`|`) becoming an `AND` (`&`) for the `domain_move_out_loc`. opw-4997982 --- I confirm I have signed the CLA and read the PR guidelines at www.odoo.com/submit-pr Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#222241
This fixes an error that could stop invoices from printing when online payment QR codes were enabled. Sales invoices now use the correct context during PDF generation, so businesses can print customer invoices with payment QR codes as expected.
Original PR description
### Issue When "Add QR-code link on PDF" is enabled, printing an invoice in a regular Sales → Accounting flow raises an error. The report printing process internally calls…
### Issue
When "Add QR-code link on PDF" is enabled, printing an invoice in a regular Sales → Accounting flow raises an error.
The report printing process internally calls
`_generate_portal_payment_qr`, which creates a `payment.link.wizard` record. This model overrides `default_get` and reads `self.env.context.get('active_model')`.
At that moment, the context still contains `'sale.advance.payment.inv'`, a model that does not implement `_get_default_payment_link_values`. This causes:
AttributeError: 'sale.advance.payment.inv' object has no attribute '_get_default_payment_link_values'
#### Affected versions
- saas-18.3 and later
### Steps to reproduce
1. Install `account_accountant`, `sale_management`
2. Go to Settings
3. Enable "Invoice Online Payment" and "Add QR-code link on PDF"
4. Go to Sales → Quotations
5. Create any quotation
6. Confirm quotation
7. Create invoice (full)
8. Confirm invoice
9. Click "Print"
#### Current behavior
- Error is raised
#### Expected behavior
- Invoice prints with QR code without error
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I confirm I have signed the CLA and read the PR guidelines at www.odoo.com/submit-prThe Spanish VAT Record Books export no longer fails with a technical error when the company’s IAE Group or Heading is missing. Instead, users are directed to complete the required company setting, helping them resolve the issue without support intervention.
Original PR description
**Steps to reproduce:** 1. Install the `l10n_es_reports` module. 2. Remove the value from the `IAE Group or Heading` field in company settings. 3. Navigate to `Accounting -> Reporting -> Tax Report -> Generic Tax Report`. 4. Click the down arrow and select `VAT Record Books (XLSX)`. **Observed behavior:** * A traceback error occurs when attempting to export the VAT books. **Root cause:** * The system attempts to traverse the `IAE Group or Heading` field, which is empty, causing the traceback. **ref**: https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/d8539dff5f3dcecfeb99fd7fc22a6915aaa02c4b/l10n_es_reports/models/libros_export.py#L126-L138 **Solution:** * If field `IAE Group or Heading` not configured, a RedirectWarning is raised to guide the user to the company form view for proper setup. opw-4981531 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#92049 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#91607
The French FEC import now keeps each account's existing name when applying account templates. This prevents multiple accounts with similar codes from being incorrectly renamed during import, preserving clearer accounting records.
Original PR description
Steps to reproduce: - import a fec with different account 164*** with different names Issue: All the account's name will be overriden Cause: Before 18.0, apparently, code and name were joined and was not an issue solution: update the code to the new logic by filtering out the name from the override (`_apply_template`) opw-4690284 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#86809
Expiration dates shown in the Barcode app could appear one day early for some users because server dates were interpreted in the wrong timezone. This fix displays receipt expiration dates using the user's local timezone, helping warehouse teams avoid confusion when validating lots and products.
Original PR description
**Issue**: The expiration date displayed in the barcode app's scan screen may appear incorrect. **Steps to reproduce**: - Go to Settings > Inventory, and enable the `Expiration Date` field - Open the…
**Issue**: The expiration date displayed in the barcode app's scan screen may appear incorrect. **Steps to reproduce**: - Go to Settings > Inventory, and enable the `Expiration Date` field - Open the Purchase app - Create a new Request For Quotation - Select a product that: - is a good tracked by lot - has the `Expiration Date` field enabled (Inventory tab > Traceability) - Confirm the RFQ - Click the `Receipt` smart button - Click the `hamburger button` and enter an expiration date at midnight. - Go to the Barcode application > Operation > Receipts - Open the corresponding RFQ - Click Edit and increase the quantity to 1, then Validate - Observe that the date is displayed as one day earlier **Cause**: The code https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/b5ad18b101f4a2608758762edf0f49270a67ba20/stock_barcode_product_expiry/static/src/components/line.js#L17 assumes that the date is encoded using the local while the date comes from the server https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/b5ad18b101f4a2608758762edf0f49270a67ba20/stock_barcode_product_expiry/static/src/components/line.js#L13, and thus is utc encoded. So for example, if the user's timezone is `Europe/Brussels`, a midnight timestamp will appear as 10 PM the previous day. **Solution**: To solve this issue, use this method https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/7a40285fd03f75f07a74f05d4b60e760e1c83eb3/addons/web/static/src/core/l10n/dates.js#L619-L622 instead of https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/7a40285fd03f75f07a74f05d4b60e760e1c83eb3/addons/web/static/src/core/l10n/dates.js#L514-L516. This way, it would parse the utc-base server date as a utc-base date. opw-4865513 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#91517 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#88526
Rental availability now stays accurate after an order is picked up when Rental Transfer is turned off. This prevents available items from being incorrectly shown as unavailable, helping sales teams confirm valid rental orders with confidence.
Original PR description
Steps to reproduce: - Do not enable “Rental Transfer” in settings - Create a storable product “P1”: - Enable “Can be rented” - update available quantity to 10 units - Create a first rental order for…
Steps to reproduce:
- Do not enable “Rental Transfer” in settings
- Create a storable product “P1”:
- Enable “Can be rented”
- update available quantity to 10 units
- Create a first rental order for 24h:
- 9 units of P1
- Confirm the order
- Create a second rental order for the same 24h period:
- 1 unit of P1
-> Expected: The availability widget is green and indicates 1 unit available (correct).
Problem:
After picking up the first order, the widget on the second order turns red and incorrectly shows no availability.
The current logic checks virtual_available (1 unit) and subtracts rented_qty_during_period (9 units), resulting in -8. It then takes max(0, -8) → 0. However, the actual picked quantity should be taken into account, regardless of whether “Rental Transfer” is enabled, since disabling it merely omits the creation of a picking—not the move itself.
opw-4901017
opw-4906162
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#92056
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#91155Project profitability reports now keep previously invoiced amounts when a linked subscription is renewed. This prevents revenue from disappearing after renewal, giving businesses a more accurate view of project performance.
Original PR description
To reproduce: ============= - create a subscription with a service and link it to a project - confirm the subscription and invoice it - check the profitability of the project, everything is fine - renew the subscription and invoice it - check the profitability of the project, the invoiced amount is not taking into account the previous invoiced amount Problem: ======== renewed subscriptions are excluded from the profitability computation because they are closed by the renewal and not bringing any profitability, but with that we loose the profitability of the previous invoiced amount. Solution: ========= keep renewed subscriptions in computing `Invoiced` amount. opw-4755016 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#92052 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#91437