Monday, March 9, 2026
8 changes · saas-18.3
Resolved issues and error corrections
This update fixes an error in how project budgets are calculated, ensuring accurate spending and remaining amounts. Previously, the system incorrectly displayed negative percentages and inflated remaining balances. The fix ensures that negative budget amounts are handled correctly, providing reliable budget tracking.
Original PR description
Steps to reproduce: --------------------------- 1. Install the `project_account_budget` and `account_accountant` modules. 2. Create a new project and add an Analytic Account for it from the settings…
Steps to reproduce: --------------------------- 1. Install the `project_account_budget` and `account_accountant` modules. 2. Create a new project and add an Analytic Account for it from the settings page 3. Open the Project Kanban, click the three dots on the project card, and select Project's Updates. 4. Click Add Budget button and open the budget wizard. 5. Add a budget line in the wizard with a planned amount expressed as a negative value for an expense (for example: -10000). 6. Create a Vendor Bill using the same analytic account with an amount of 1000. 5. Confirm the bill. 6. Go back to Project's Updates and click New button to view the budget summary. Observation: --------------------------- The budget summary displays incorrect signs and percentages in Activities summary, for example: ``` -10.0% (-1,000.00) of the -10,000.00 budget has been spent. 110.0% (-11,000.00) of the budget is remaining. ``` This incorrectly shows -10% spent and 110% remaining instead of 10% spent and 90% remaining (-9,000). Issue: --------------------------- The project cost (already negative) was negated again when computing the spent amount in https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/ac3f333d97eda5c86a0813490ac6204d4ec5721f/project_account_budget/models/project_update.py#L16 Double-negating the cost makes it positive, which then gets added to the expense budget instead of reducing it, producing inverted percentages and signs. Solution: --------------------------- For expense budgets (negative budgets), do not apply an extra negative sign when calculating the project cost so the spent, remaining, and percentage values are computed correctly. After the fix: ``` 10.0% ($ 1,000.00) of the $ -10,000.00 budget has been spent. 90.0% ($ -9,000.00) of the budget is remaining. ``` opw-5357854 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#109638 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#102126
This update fixes a bug that prevented users from reconciling batch payments with bank statements when exchange rates changed between the payment creation and reconciliation. The fix ensures accurate currency conversion, resolving the 'unbalanced move' error and allowing for successful reconciliation.
Original PR description
…tion Currently, under certain conditions, reconciling a batch payment with a bank statement may not be possible as the system tries to create an unbalanced move. Steps to reproduce: - Have the main…
…tion Currently, under certain conditions, reconciling a batch payment with a bank statement may not be possible as the system tries to create an unbalanced move. Steps to reproduce: - Have the main company in USD and EUR as foreign currency - Have a bank journal with currency EUR (Bank EUR) - Create an xchange rate for today (1.1) - Make a Payment (EUR), it should not have an associated move - Put the payment in a batch - Update the exchange rate for today (1.2) - Create a Bank transaction in the journal Bank EUR matching the payment amount - Open the bank reconciliation screen and reconcile the transaction with the batch Expected result: Everything is reconciled. Actual result: User gets an error message saying that the account move is not balanced. Analysis: The issue occurs because the reconciled payment amount is converted to the company currency using the date provided in the payment. However the rate was changed in the meanwhile, so it does not match the amount that was used to create the exchange entry values. opw-5164405 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#98495
This update resolves an issue where payments with outstanding receipt accounts weren't automatically matched to bank transactions. The fix allows the system to correctly match payments based on amount, ensuring accurate reconciliation and streamlining financial processes. This improves the reliability of our accounting system.
Original PR description
Steps to reproduce - Have a Bank journal with Outstanding Receipts accounts set - Create and confirm an invoice with a payment reference - Create the payment - Create a bank transaction with: - Label: any label - Partner: invoice partner - Amount: invoice full amount Issue: Transaction won't be matched automatically Analysis: Transaction will be automatically matched if the outstanding receipts account is not set. It occurs because in case it is set, the sytem will only try to match the communication pattern against the journal item of the payment, without trying amount matching Note: another solution could be to relax the communication matching. In the user case the invoice payment reference is something like `TEST-12345` and the payment communication `AAAAAAAAAAA /BBBBBBBBBBB TEST 12345` opw-5872387
This update resolves an issue where ZATCA invoicing was incorrectly applied to Settle Due orders in Point of Sale with ZATCA enabled. The change ensures that Settle Due orders are correctly identified and excluded from ZATCA reporting, preventing duplicate invoices and ensuring accurate financial reporting. Mixed settlement and sale orders are now blocked to avoid complex reporting requirements.
Original PR description
# Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses In Point of Sale with ZATCA enabled (l10n_sa_edi_pos), invoicing is enforced on all orders. In 18.0, settlement and deposit flows were both…
# Description of the issue/feature this PR addresses In Point of Sale with ZATCA enabled (l10n_sa_edi_pos), invoicing is enforced on all orders. In 18.0, settlement and deposit flows were both correctly excluded from mandatory ZATCA invoicing using the is_settling_account flag. From saas-18.2, the Settle Due flow was refactored to include a dedicated settlement product line. As a result, is_settling_account now only covers account deposit flows, and is no longer sufficient to identify Settle Due orders. # Current behavior before PR With ZATCA enabled on saas-18.2: - Account deposit flows are still correctly excluded from mandatory invoicing using is_settling_account. - Settle Due orders are no longer detected by this flag and are treated as standard sales because they now contain order lines. - This causes ZATCA invoice enforcement to be applied to Settle Due orders, even though the original invoice was already reported. - Additionally, mixed orders combining settlement lines and new sale items would require partial ZATCA reporting, which is not supported. # Desired behavior after PR is merged After this fix: - ZATCA invoice enforcement is skipped for account deposit flows using the existing is_settling_account flag. - Even if invoice is checked, the invoice is not sent to ZATCA - Settle Due orders are correctly identified using the isSettleDueLine() check on order lines and excluded from mandatory ZATCA invoicing. - Mixed settlement and sale orders are explicitly blocked for ZATCA to avoid inconsistent or partial reporting. This restores the intended settlement behavior from 18.0 while adapting it to the refactored Settle Due flow in saas-18.2. task-5144679 --- I confirm I have signed the CLA and read the PR guidelines at www.odoo.com/submit-pr Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#244712
This update resolves an issue where Dutch tax returns appeared to be submitted in Odoo, but the actual XBRL data wasn't being transmitted to the Dutch tax authorities. The fix ensures that the necessary XBRL export process is triggered when a Dutch tax return is submitted, aligning the UI with the actual submission status.
Original PR description
Commit 647699eeb4b8a1cc37ca074fa57844871c5086c1 introduced account returns to the Dutch localization. However, the "Submit" action only updated the internal record state without triggering the actual XBRL export to the Dutch tax authorities. This led to a mismatch where the UI displayed "Submitted" despite no data being transmitted. This commit fixes the flow by: - Overriding `action_submit` on the account return to launch the XBRL wizard when the return type is a Dutch tax return. - Ensuring the SBR tax report wizard calls `_proceed_with_submission` on the associated account return to correctly finalize the process (including locking the period and generating the closing entry). opw-5974711
This update fixes a server error that occurred when merging tables in the Point of Sale (POS) system, specifically when a table had no associated order. The fix ensures the system waits for order synchronization before merging, preventing the error and improving table management functionality. This enhances the reliability of the POS experience.
Original PR description
Steps to reproduce: - On an empty table, change the guest count - Create an order and send it to the kitchen - Open another table without an order - Merge the first table with the second one Issue: - A server error occurs while merging the tables Fix: - Wait for the merge order to sync before returning the result Task-5502511 Related PR - https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/245162
This update resolves an issue where users without project access rights would encounter errors when modifying work orders linked to private projects. The fix ensures that workers can successfully update these work orders, improving workflow efficiency and preventing disruptions.
Original PR description
When working on a MO that is linked to a project in private, it will trigger a access error if the worker is does not have project access right Steps to reproduce: ------------------- * Install Project, MRP, Accouting * Create a private project * Create a MO and link it to this project * confirm this MO with a user that has no project access right Observation: ------------- When modifying the MO, we will pass through the write that has been overwritten: https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/b332af45a46b2295797a5096f68b7953554a495b/project_mrp_workorder_account/models/mrp_production.py#L6-L10 we will call _get_analytic_distribution on project.project and since _get_analytic_distribution will [read fields from self](https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/436921c24a531eba6bf57ffe3f7c3b4978139d83/addons/analytic/models/analytic_line.py#L59-L64) we need project.project read rights. opw-4919576 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#108148
This update fixes an error in the Romanian localization module that incorrectly mapped CPV codes. The system now correctly uses 'STI' as the ItemClassificationCode/listID for CPV classifications, aligning with European regulations and PEPPOL standards. This ensures accurate invoice processing and compliance for Romanian businesses using Odoo.
Original PR description
The value of `ItemClassificationCode/listID` that corresponds to `CPV` classification is `STI` not `CPV`. See https://docs.peppol.eu/poacc/billing/3.0/codelist/UNCL7143/ task-5416833 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#251017 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#250045