### Issue:
When changing the delivery date (used as the Hungarian exchange rate date), some journal lines could be recomputed incorrectly, leading to unbalanced entries

### Cause:
`expected_currency_rate` was recomputed when `delivery_date` changed, but the new value was never automatically applied

In addition, after https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/225407, `_sync_tax_lines` partially updated the lines:
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/f5501e5c8dcf60444077912db4c87e7a3f2654a6/addons/account/models/account_move.py#L3029-L3031
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/f5501e5c8dcf60444077912db4c87e7a3f2654a6/addons/account/models/account_move.py#L1633-L1637
These methods reapply the previous tax rate, causing base and tax lines to be updated inconsistently
As a result, when the base amount increases, the tax amount decreases, and vice versa

### Steps to reproduce:
- Install `l10n_hu_edi` and `accountant` with demo data, then switch to the `HU company`
- Go to Currencies → USD and add two rates:
April 5: HUF per Unit = 100
April 6: HUF per Unit = 150
- Create an Invoice: (Any customer, Currency: USD, Line: Price = 1000, Tax = 27%)
- Open the Journal Items and duplicate the browser tab for comparison
- In the duplicated tab, change the Delivery Date to April 5 and save
- Change the Delivery Date back to today and compare both tabs

### Before the fix:
The values differ between both tabs because the tax lines keeps the old exchange rate

opw-5801126

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#262915
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#258310

**Steps to reproduce:**
1- Create a new PO/SO/Invoice.
2- Add a new order line and select a product.
3- Click on the UI dropdown to hide the Product column/field.
4- In the Description column (stored as name in the model), the product name appears by default. Delete it and write a manual description.
5- Enable the Product column once again.

**Issue:**
The description no longer appears under the product name in the form view

**Why this happens:**
Commit https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/bd5b86e1596e0058ff8f46a79b7c1a918f1d4adc introduces the new logic below:
`this.currentProductName = this.productName ? label.split("\n")[0] : "";`
which assumed the label will always come from the backend in the form [Product Name] + [Product Translation]
So when the following condition was checked, it evaluated to true and the description was truncated:
`else if(this.currentProductName && label.startsWith(this.currentProductName))`

However, a customer can manually edit the description like mentioned above, removing the product name from the description (`name`) column.

Additionally, the fix affected another flow. When you create a product with a Vendor Product Name/Code for vendor X and then create a RFQ for vendor X with that product, the Vendor Product Name/Code no longer appears in the description.

**Resolution:**
Since the fix for the initial problem is causing significant side effects across multiple flows, we decided to revert
the fix.

opw-6189252

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#263305

Issue
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Putting a max weight on a package type causes getting a rate with Sendcloud to fail.

Steps to reproduce
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- Setup Mondial Relay using Sendcloud
- Set a default package type with max weight 2kg
- Create a product with a 500g weight
- Create a SO with the product
- Add delivery
	- Sendcloud Mondial Relay
	- Get rate

> Impossible to get a rate

Cause
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When retrieving the shipping method to use when retrieving a rate, we use the real weight of the order.

https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/cca1433f5a064673b8e007530e20e8a9fe72949b/delivery_sendcloud/models/sendcloud_service.py#L67 https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/cca1433f5a064673b8e007530e20e8a9fe72949b/delivery_sendcloud/models/sendcloud_service.py#L81

However, when making the rate call, we use the value returned by `_split_shipping`

https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/cca1433f5a064673b8e007530e20e8a9fe72949b/delivery_sendcloud/models/sendcloud_service.py#L91

which is equal to the maximum weight of the package. This is blocking in some cases, like if
- the real weight is 750g
- the package max is 2kg
- Sendcloud returns a shipping method for [500g;1kg]

Asking a rate for this method & a 2kg package will fail (rightfully so).

Solution
-----
The shipment should be split into packages before retrieving the shipping methods. Otherwise the problem might be the other way around where we retrieve a shipping method for the whole order, only to split it into multiple packages because they don't fit in one.

Also, the `shipping_weight` returned by `_split_shipping` should only be different from the order's total weight if it is higher than the maximum deliverable weight.

-----
Ticket:
opw-5947199

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#108315

**Problem:**
On a Belgian company with the UI set to French (or any non English language), the gross line never appears in the salary configurator sidebar when opening an offer.

**Steps to reproduce:**
1. Create a Belgian company.
2. Install French and set the admin user to French.
3. Go to an applicant (e.g Laurie Poiret), create a salary offer, save.
4. Open the offer link (salary configurator).

**Cause:**
The base `_get_compute_results` uses the translated `category_id.name` ("Salaire mensuel" in french) as the dictionary key when writing entries into `resume_lines_mapped`. The payroll override function `_get_period_name`, which for monthly schedules returned the hard coded english string `"Monthly Salary"` instead of the translated category name. This caused a key mismatch: the gross line was stored under the translated key, while the override rebuilt `resume_categories` with the english key so when the template iterates over categories and looks up `lines[category]`, the whole "Monthly Salary" bucket was invisible in every non english language.

**Solution:**
We should now return the `category_id.name` directly (the translated name coming from the record itself). This keeps all keys consistent between `resume_categories` and `resume_lines_mapped` regardless of the language used.

also because in https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/1845042ff388593c4cdf547d47c018f42bd02c7c/l10n_be_hr_contract_salary/controllers/main.py#L450
We use `resume = result['resume_lines_mapped']['Monthly Salary']`
We need to re-design this by using the actual translated names, and building `result` keys based on the language selected (the same should be applied for "Yearly benefits").

opw-6009711

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Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#110676

Issue:
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When having an employee with `l10n_us_filing_status` not in `['single', 'jointly']` and evaluating the rule parameter `l10n_us_qualified_overtime_deduction_cap` an error occurs.

Cause:
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`l10n_us_filing_status` can have 5 values: `['single', 'jointly', 'separately', 'head', 'survivor']` But only `['single', 'jointly']` are defined for `l10n_us_qualified_overtime_deduction_cap` ([src](https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/2d2056766441157dc45ebc37b677841c44e5c513/l10n_us_hr_payroll/data/hr_rule_parameters_data.xml#L48)).

When running the rule "Qualified Overtime", the custom Python crashes because we read a key that is not there:

https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/2d2056766441157dc45ebc37b677841c44e5c513/l10n_us_hr_payroll/data/hr_salary_rule_data.xml#L56

Solution:
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In the custom Python condition, we first check if the key is there.

The custom Python computation also tries to read the key, but it is run only if the condition is validated. So we don't need to change it.

Also fixed indentation of test 069.

opw-6129657

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#115754

Issue:
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In the Planning Gantt view when we don't group by resources, the total row is not considering the working hours.

Steps to reproduce:
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- Open Planning
- Remove the default group by resources
- Have at least a planning slot for a non-flexible employee
- The total row doesn't take the working schedule into account

Cause:
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Since [an improvement,](https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/commit/cc35e1a4729453e4f788034a94402ab048eadfcb) the working hours data in given to the `PlanningGanttRenderer` through the progress bars data. This is an issue because the progress bars are only there if we group by resources. ([src](https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/423ab064847dd41d36778a812390e3bec53ba4dc/planning/models/planning_slot.py#L2669-L2678))

Solution:
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In this commit we partially revert the commit adding the working intervals in the progress bars. Instead of doing it in `_gantt_progress_bar_resource_id()` we create a new method `_get_gantt_planning_data()` which is called directly in `get_gantt_data()` and returns useful information even when there are no progress bars.

opw-5507063

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#112522

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## Short functional explanation of the error
When an employee has multiple overtimes for the same day, including one that doesn't have a check-out date. When running the scheduled action `Attendance: Automatically check-out employees`, an error occurs: `odoo.exceptions.ValidationError: Duration must be positive and cannot exceed 24 hours.`

## Reproduction Steps
1. Create an employee. Set their timezone to UTC and the Overtime Ruleset to Default Ruleset in the settings tab.
In the Payroll tab, set a contract start date.
2. Set their Working Hours to a fixed 40 hours/week. Set the timezone of the Working Schedule to UTC.
3. Go to attendances and create 2 attendances on a Sunday: one from 06:00 to 06:01 and a second that starts at 06:02 but that doesn't have a checkout date.
4. Go to Settings and enable Automatic Checkout. Leave the Tolerance to 2 hours.
5. Enable debug mode and go to Scheduled Actions. Look for `Attendance: Automatically check-out employees` and run it manually.

### Expected behavior
As the tolerance is 2 hours, the second attendance check-out time should be set at 08:01.

### Unexpected behavior
An error occurs:
`odoo.exceptions.ValidationError: Duration must be positive and cannot exceed 24 hours.`

## Origin of the issue
We retrieve overtime intervals with the domain:
https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/64f813dab727d76286c1ff6c80c08cb6a6737b49/hr_work_entry_attendance/models/hr_version.py#L34-L42 This will make us retrieve all the overtimes for a given day, even if overtimes belong to different attendances.

However, this means that we will retrieve several times the same overtimes, as this piece of code is executed in this context:

https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/64f813dab727d76286c1ff6c80c08cb6a6737b49/hr_work_entry_attendance/models/hr_attendance.py#L35 https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/64f813dab727d76286c1ff6c80c08cb6a6737b49/hr_work_entry_attendance/models/hr_attendance.py#L43

This results in the generation of intervals containing multiple times the same overtimes. We then sum their duration to later create work entries:
https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/64f813dab727d76286c1ff6c80c08cb6a6737b49/hr_work_entry_attendance/models/hr_attendance.py#L47 As we try to create a work entry with too much overtime, that exceeds 24 hours, it raises a validation error.
Moreover, as the overtime hours are always stored in UTC, it makes sense to always keep the timezone as UTC when performing a `_read_group` .
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opw-6036064

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#116194

# Setup
Have 2 companies : A & B

# How to reproduce
- Set your website's company to Company B
- Create product X :
	- Company : Company A
	- Published
	- Name : xyz
- Go to Users > Any User > Acces Rights > Allowed Companies => leave only Company A
- Connect as that user on the website
- Go to the Shop tab and search xyz

# The problem
The product X is displayed, even though we currently use the company B's website and the product is limited to company A. 
This causes problem later when Sales Order are created using that product.

If you set the Allowed Companies of the user to both Company A and Company B, then the product is correctly hidden

# Why
When you search something in the search bar, the server does a `_search_with_fuzzy()` that ends up calling a simple `model.search()`.
In our case, this search should not return product X because there is an `ir.rule` that hides product not in the current company :
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/0bb5ac6c1a87367c1ebb343ad6e6e6e56188cf13/addons/product/security/product_security.xml#L34-L38

But the `website` module has some particular rule about setting the current company :
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/0bb5ac6c1a87367c1ebb343ad6e6e6e56188cf13/addons/website/models/ir_http.py#L249-L261

So, in our case, since the user does not have company B in its allowed companies, then
`allowed_company_ids` = Company A. So `('company_id', 'parent_of', company_ids)` is trucy and the product is displayed

# Proposed solution
Doing the search with `with_company` raise an AccessError because the company is not present in the allowed_companies. Chaging the allowed companies logic seems risky because it
may lead to unintended side effects.

We instead enforce the website's company in the search's domain

opw-6115647

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Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#262366
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#260138

FIX] purchase_stock: handle missing seller during PO line update (min_qty)
**Steps to Reproduce:**

- Install Sale, Inventory, Manufacturing, and Purchase.
- Enable MTO, Units of Measure, and Routes.
- Create a product:
      Set a vendor price with min_qty = 1.0.
      Enable MTO route.
     Add a BoM with a component product.
    Set quantity to 0.1 (less than vendor min_qty).
- Create a Sale Order with the same product added twice.
- Confirm the Sale Order.

**Issue:**
During procurement:

- First procurement correctly fetches the supplier.
- On PO line update (_update_purchase_order_line), seller is recomputed.
  Due to min_qty filtering, no seller is returned when quantity is low.
  This results in: Missing seller, Missing product_uom, Invalid price
  computation, And finally causes a crash when confirming the Purchase Order,
  in _get_stock_move_price_unit: ZeroDivisionErroR

Root Cause:

- _select_seller filters suppliers using min_qty.
 During merge/update flow, recomputed quantity may not satisfy min_qty.
 Existing valid supplier (from initial procurement) is ignored.
 No fallback handling in _update_purchase_order_line.

**Solution:**

- Add fallback logic when _select_seller returns no result: Use
  _prepare_sellers() to fetch a valid supplier ignoring min_qty.
- Ensure a supplier is always available for: UoM resolution, Price computation
   Prevents crash and ensures consistent PO line updates.

**Result:**

- No traceback when quantity < vendor min_qty
  Supplier, UoM, and price are properly set

**OPW-6106487**

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/odoo#259894

Steps to reproduce
1. Go to Accounting → Configuration → Analytic Distribution Models
2. Create a new model, name it, and in the distribution column pick an analytic account
3. Click outside the row and reload the page

Issue
The newly created record vanishes because `web_save` received
`analytic_distribution: false`. The single click that closes the popover
also triggers the editable list's `leaveEditMode`, which calls
`record.save()`. That save runs before the widget has flushed the user's
pick into `record.data`, so the write goes out with stale/empty data.

This became reliably reproducible after [37d78a47bb20],
which moved the list renderer's outside-click listener from `document`
(bubble) to `window` (capture). Because the list is mounted before the
widget, its capture-phase listener now fires first: `leaveEditMode` →
`record.save()` is already in flight by the time the widget's own
window click handler runs, so the widget's commit loses the race.

Solution
`record.save()` awaits `_askChanges()` before writing:
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/cdf8aaec82ee387c8f29b8327efbc95fd17e2cb8/addons/web/static/src/model/relational_model/record.js#L268-L271
`_askChanges()` triggers `NEED_LOCAL_CHANGES` on the model bus and
awaits any proms handlers push onto it:
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/cdf8aaec82ee387c8f29b8327efbc95fd17e2cb8/addons/web/static/src/model/relational_model/relational_model.js#L249-L253
This is the framework's standard hook for widgets that hold uncommitted
local state; `ace_field` and `domain_field` already use it.

Subscribe the analytic distribution widget to the same event and, when
the dropdown is open, push a `commitChanges()` prom that awaits the
existing `save()`. Because `record.save()` awaits these proms before
running `_save`, the widget's pending distribution is guaranteed to be
on `record.data` by the time the write payload is built, regardless of
click-listener ordering.

opw-6106309