Odoo Changelog — 2025-09-19

Friday, September 19, 2025

2 changes · saas-18.2

Bug Fixes(2)

Resolved issues and error corrections

[FIX] core: Make `fetch()` more robust against invalid recordset

Coresaas-18.2coretest_performance

This fix prevents crashes when Odoo loads data from unusual or inconsistent record selections, such as mixed temporary and saved records or records with an empty identifier. It improves system reliability in edge cases without changing normal user workflows.

Original PR description

This commit addresses two corner cases that cause `fetch()` to crash:

Mixing new and real records:
- Issue: If a recordset contains both new and real records, `fetch()` raises an `AccessError`.
- Rationale: While we typically assume that new and real records are never mixed, certain recordset operations can inadvertently lead to this state. Handling this case improves the overall robustness of the ORM.

Using `False` as a record id:
- Issue: Using a record with a `False` id, such as `browse([False])`, causes a SQL error when `fetch()` is called.
- Rationale: Other operations, like `browse([False]).name`, work without crashing. To ensure consistency across the ORM, `fetch()` should also handle `False` ids without error.

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#227447

#stability#orm#data-loading

[FIX] knowledge: add activity filters in knowledge articles

PR #94349

Enterprisesaas-18.2knowledge

Opening a Knowledge activity now shows only the articles linked to that activity instead of the full article list. This helps users get directly to the relevant work item and avoids confusion when managing assigned activities.

Original PR description

Currently, when the user tries to open any activity of the knowledge article, 
it opens all articles instead of the one which has an activity assigned to them.

**Steps to reproduce this issue:**
1) Install the Knowledge module
2) Set up an activity for yourself on a Knowledge article 
3) Open the activities from Activities (top left corner)

**Issue:**
You will end up in the all articles list, with no filters applied.

**Cause:**
When the user clicks on the activities, a default search filter is added 
in the context, which is then applied on the view.

But in the knowledge article, we don't have any search filters for the activities.
Therefore, it renders all knowledge article records.

**Solution:**
Add search filters for the knowledge articles.

opw-4997201

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#93609

#activities#knowledge#filters

This commit addresses two corner cases that cause `fetch()` to crash: Mixing new and real records: - Issue: If a recordset contains both new and real records, `fetch()` raises an `AccessError`. - Rationale: While we typically assume that new and real records are never mixed, certain recordset operations can inadvertently lead to this state. Handling this case improves the overall robustness of the ORM. Using `False` as a record id: - Issue: Using a record with a `False` id, such as `browse([False])`, causes a SQL error when `fetch()` is called. - Rationale: Other operations, like `browse([False]).name`, work without crashing. To ensure consistency across the ORM, `fetch()` should also handle `False` ids without error. Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#227447

Currently, when the user tries to open any activity of the knowledge article, it opens all articles instead of the one which has an activity assigned to them. **Steps to reproduce this issue:** 1) Install the Knowledge module 2) Set up an activity for yourself on a Knowledge article 3) Open the activities from Activities (top left corner) **Issue:** You will end up in the all articles list, with no filters applied. **Cause:** When the user clicks on the activities, a default search filter is added in the context, which is then applied on the view. But in the knowledge article, we don't have any search filters for the activities. Therefore, it renders all knowledge article records. **Solution:** Add search filters for the knowledge articles. opw-4997201 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#93609