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Resolved issues and error corrections
Event registrations now request the reCaptcha check only when the user submits the form. This prevents valid attendees from being blocked if they take more than two minutes to complete registration.
Original PR description
Steps to reproduce =============== 1. Enable reCaptcha in Settings and configure keys. 2. Go to an event and click Register. 3. Fill in the form but wait more than 2 minutes. 4. Submit the form ---> An error message is shown. When reCaptcha was enabled on event registrations, the token was being requested too early (during `willStart`). Since a token is only valid for 2 minutes, users who took longer to fill out the registration form encountered an error when submitting. After this commit, the reCaptcha token is requested only on submitting. This way, the token is always valid and the form can be submitted successfully, even after several minutes. Task-4982067 Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses: Current behavior before PR: Desired behavior after PR is merged: --- I confirm I have signed the CLA and read the PR guidelines at www.odoo.com/submit-pr
Portal users can no longer edit the customer field on shared project tasks, preventing accidental removal of the customer that they cannot restore themselves. The fix also restores reliable task creation for portal users by avoiding an access error when assigning the default customer.
Original PR description
Since the user can only set himself as customer for task in the portal view, we removed this option in order to avoid issues on the customer side. E.A. setting the customer to False, then save, and being unable to put back the original customer. Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses: Current behavior before PR: Desired behavior after PR is merged: --- I confirm I have signed the CLA and read the PR guidelines at www.odoo.com/submit-pr
New field service tasks created from the portal now automatically use the current user as the customer when none is provided. This prevents task creation failures caused by a missing mandatory customer and makes field service workflows more reliable.
Original PR description
When creating a new FSM task in the portal view, the current user will now be set as default user instead of False. The fix is done to be more generic. The customer field is mandatory on fsm tasks, but there is no restriction on it in the backend side. So we might encounter a similar issue again. With assigning a default user for fsm tasks at the creation, we ensure that the field is always set.
Project and sales administrators can now open and manage SMS templates used for projects and tasks without running into access errors. This removes an incorrect permission restriction and ensures template rules apply to the right project-related records.
Original PR description
**Issue** Project administrators are not able to manage SMS templates related to project models. **Steps to reproduce** - Have `project_sms` and `sale_sms` installed. - Have a regular user (not admin) with Project: "Administrator" and Sales: "Administrator" rights. - Go to Project/Task kanban view > cog icon on top of columns > edit > try to open/modify the SMS template. Issue: access rights error **Cause** - the rule in `sale_sms` is problematic because it is the only record rule affecting read operations, while other modules only target CUD operations. It has the effect of restricting read operations for Sale:Administrator users. - the rule in `project_sms` was referencing the wrong models, SMS templates are linked to `project.project` and `project.task`. opw-4908909
Portal users updating their account details will no longer accidentally overwrite custom bank account holder names when their name was not changed. This protects employee banking information from unintended edits during routine profile updates.
Original PR description
Steps to Reproduce: ------------------------- 1. Install the Website and Employees modules. 2. Create a Test User and It's Employee. 3. On the Employee record, go to Private Information, create a…
Steps to Reproduce: ------------------------- 1. Install the Website and Employees modules. 2. Create a Test User and It's Employee. 3. On the Employee record, go to Private Information, create a Bank Account with a custom Account Holder Name. 4. Log in to the Website using the Test User. 5. Navigate to My Account and click Edit Information. 6. Fill in the address details (without changing the Name) and click Save. 7. Go back to the Employee’s Bank Account and check the Account Holder Name. Observation: ------------------------- The Account Holder Name was overwritten to the partner's name. Issue: ------------------------- In `_compute_account_holder_name` method, https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/c3b543631bde96260082484a3baac19d942f6b9f/odoo/addons/base/models/res_bank.py#L104-L107 The Account Holder Name is always recomputed using the Partner’s name. When submitting the form from the frontend, the name field is included in the values sent to update the Partner, even if the user did not actually change the name. https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/be3a4283c383d187570f5a73f337030e6ae9d05c/addons/portal/controllers/portal.py#L196-L205 which re-triggers this compute and as a result, the Partner’s name overwrites the Account Holder Name on the linked Bank Account Solution: ------------------------- Prevent the Account Holder Name compute method from being triggered when updating information from the frontend if the Partner’s name has not been changed. opw-5059247
The shop floor now shows the correct remaining quantity for each individual manufacturing operation when handling a backorder. This prevents workers from seeing the full backorder quantity in the edit popup when only a smaller amount is needed for that specific step, reducing production mistakes and confusion.
Original PR description
**PROBLEM** When creating a backorder, the quantity to produce during an operation is correctly displayed on the shop floor step. But when clicking to modify it, the pop over display the total…
**PROBLEM** When creating a backorder, the quantity to produce during an operation is correctly displayed on the shop floor step. But when clicking to modify it, the pop over display the total quantity to produce, and not the quantity to produce in that specific operation. **STEP TO REPRODUCE** 1. create a BoM of product with 3 or more operations 2. Create a Manufacturing order for i.e. 10 unit 3. Open shop floor 4. Register the production in shopfloor: - Op1 – 10 units registered - Op2 – 7 units registered - Op3 – 5 units registered 5. At the end, a backorder is created for 5 units. 6. When we open the wizard to register the production on the Op2, the quantity to produce that is displayed is 5, which is wrong because we only need to produce 3 unit for that step. **CAUSE** When creating the confirmation dialog, we pass the wrong value `qty_remaining` which is the quantity of product we will end after finishing the Manufacturing Order. **FIX** We should pass `qty_production` instead which is the quantity to produce for the specific step. opw-5011739
This fix ensures Argentine vendor bills for foreign suppliers consistently default to the expected “Invoices and Receipts from Abroad” document type. It helps businesses avoid incorrect invoice classifications and reduces manual corrections when processing foreign vendor transactions.
Original PR description
Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses: In this [commit](https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/5c07f9c0c1065d88022dc6d1299fec1d42dfc0af) we split 'Proveedor del Exterior' from 'Cliente del…
Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses: In this [commit](https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/5c07f9c0c1065d88022dc6d1299fec1d42dfc0af) we split 'Proveedor del Exterior' from 'Cliente del Exterior' which are both AFIP responsabilities for foreing supplier and customer respectively. In this [commit](https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/7e45c6ec768950b6296d991a8375577aed45c4dd), we added the possibility to create 'B' invoices for foreign partners. With this PR we are fixing the logic to suggest the correct document type for foreign vendor bills so it has a similar behavior as for customers. Current behavior before PR: In customer invoices the document type suggested by default depends on the journal: --> Expo journal will suggest 'Expo invoices' for Foreign Customers but 'B Invoices' for Foreign Suppliers --> Local electronic journal will suggest 'B Invoices' for Foreign Customers as well as for Foreign Suppliers In vendor bills the document type suggested by default will be 'INVOICES AND RECEIPTS FROM ABROAD' for Foreign Customers and 'B Invoices' for Foreign Suppliers Desired behavior after PR is merged: In customer invoices the document type suggested by default depends on the journal: --> Expo journal will suggest 'Expo invoices' for both Foreign Customers and Suppliers --> Local electronic journal will suggest 'B Invoices' for Foreign Customers as well as for Foreign Suppliers In vendor bills the document type suggested by default will be always 'INVOICES AND RECEIPTS FROM ABROAD' as expected. --- I confirm I have signed the CLA and read the PR guidelines at www.odoo.com/submit-pr Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#228635
This fix prevents Spain VeriFactu credit note errors from stopping the automatic invoice sending process. Instead of silently failing or blocking all invoices, affected credit notes are reported clearly so other eligible documents can still be processed.
Original PR description
### Steps to reproduce: - Install l10n_es_edi_verifactu and switch too Spanish company - Create an invoice, add a nonzero product and Confirm - Select "Reverse" to create a credit note - Confirm the…
### Steps to reproduce: - Install l10n_es_edi_verifactu and switch too Spanish company - Create an invoice, add a nonzero product and Confirm - Select "Reverse" to create a credit note - Confirm the credit note - Select Send (or Send and Print), deselect everything except VeriFactu and email, then select Confirm - An error appears that takes the user to the failed record - Navigate to Accounting > Customers > Credit Notes - Select the credit note created and at least one other credit note, then select "Send" - Navigate to Settings > Technical > Scheduled Actions - Click into the "Send Invoices Automatically" record, then select "Run Manually" - Version 18.3: the scheduled action fails, no error message appears. The traceback can be seen in the logs - Version 18.0 and lower: The scheduled action fails, but an error message does appear ### Cause: When trying to generate the verifactu documents for a credit note whose invoice has no verifactu document, a `RedirectError` is raised. This means the scheduled action "Send invoices automatically" is cancelled if only one credit note as this issue: no invoices are sent. ### Solution: The usual way to handle user errors with the scheduled action is to append the key 'error' in the dictionnary `send_and_print_values`. This way a message is displayed when running the scheduled action mentioning the moves in error. So we check do the checks and remove the invalid moves before calling `_l10n_es_edi_verifactu_mark_for_next_batch()`. Like this we can change the key "error" in the dictionnary and stop the document generation there. We also extend `_hook_if_errors()` to raise a `RedirectWarning` if it's one of the errors related to Verifactu that we removed. opw-5091347