Odoo Changelog — 2026-07-17

Friday, July 17, 2026

4 changes · saas-18.3

Bug Fixes(4)

Resolved issues and error corrections

[FIX] l10n_ar_edi: validate final consumer document type

Enterprisesaas-18.3l10n_ar_ediMedium

This fixes an invoicing issue for Argentine electronic invoices where using an unsupported ID type for a final consumer could cause a system error. Users will now receive a clear warning to use the correct identification type, helping prevent failed invoice confirmations and confusion.

Original PR description

After applying the community fix, a new issue appears in enterprise.

**Steps to reproduce:**
- Install the `l10n_ar_edi` module.
- Go to Customers and create a new customer with:
  - Country: Argentina
  - Identification Type: `Passport`
  - Identification Number: `1234567890a`
  - AFIP Responsibility Type: `Consumidor Final`
- Create a new invoice for this customer with:
  - Journal: `Electronic Invoice (FE)`
  - Document Type: `(6) INVOICES B`
- Try to confirm the invoice.

**Error:**
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '1234567890a'

**Expected behaviour:**
For Argentinean contacts with AFIP Responsibility Type `Consumidor Final`, 
the identification type must be `DNI` or `CUIL/CUIT`. If another 
identification type is used, the user should receive a proper warning 
instead of a traceback. (see [1])

**Root Cause:**
After the community fix, `_get_id_number_sanitize()` can return an alphanumeric 
value, which is later converted with `int()` at [2] and [3], causing an error.

**Fix:**
This commit adds an explicit validation for Argentinean contacts with 
AFIP Responsibility Type Consumidor Final before converting the 
identification number to an integer, ensuring the user receives the 
proper warning message.

[1]:
https://www.odoo.com/mail/message/1118392033

[2]:
https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/064812dd9f1074f287fee677ba35ea4aeef3ab3f/l10n_ar_edi/models/account_move.py#L780-L798

[3]:
https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/064812dd9f1074f287fee677ba35ea4aeef3ab3f/l10n_ar_edi/models/account_move.py#L927-L931

Related community PR: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/272651

opw-6333998

#Argentina#electronic invoicing#customer identification

[FIX] account_sepa: sanitize QR-IBAN payment references

PR #124299

Enterprisesaas-18.3account_iso20022Medium

Swiss QR-IBAN payment references are now cleaned before payment files are generated, removing unsupported characters such as the degree symbol. This helps prevent ISO 20022 bank payment files from being rejected by Swiss banks while keeping valid QR references intact.

Original PR description

**Steps to reproduce:**
* Configure a Swiss company with the Swiss accounting localization.
* Install `account_sepa`.
* Configure a bank journal with a valid Swiss **QR-IBAN**.
* Create a vendor with a valid Swiss bank account.
* Under **Accounting -> Configuration -> Settings** enable QR Payments.
* Go to the vendor and enter the correct QR-IBAN number under the Accounting Section.
* Navigate to **Accounting -> Configuration -> Journals** and in the **bank** journal, add the 
  account number of  QR-IBAN.
* Create and post a vendor payment using the bank journal.
* Set the payment reference (`ref`) to contain the `°` character.
* Add the payment to a batch payment and generate the ISO 20022 payment file.
* Inspect the generated XML.

**Observed Behaviour:**
 The `°` character is preserved in the payment reference for QR-IBAN payments, producing an ISO 20022 file that 
 may be rejected by Swiss banks because it does not comply with the EPC minimum character set.

**Cause:**
 The QR-IBAN branch validates the structured reference before sanitizing it,
 allowing unsupported characters to remain in the generated XML.

**Fix:**
 Sanitize the payment reference before validating it as a QR structured reference, ensuring invalid characters 
 are removed while preserving valid QR references.

opw - 6350931

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#124105
Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#123267

[FIX] l10n_cl_edi_stock: kit component guide price

PR #124747

Enterprisesaas-18.3l10n_cl_edi_stockMedium

Delivery guides for Chilean electronic stock documents no longer fail when a kit includes components measured in a different unit category than the kit itself. The system now prices those component lines from the product instead of forcing an incompatible sale order unit conversion, allowing users to print delivery guides successfully.

Original PR description

When a kit is delivered, each component move is linked to the kit's sale order line. Pricing the delivery guide in "sale order" mode converted the component quantity into the kit's sale UoM. For a component sold in a different UoM category than the kit, this cross-category conversion raises a UserError.

Steps to reproduce:
- Create a BoM for a kit product with a component in a different UoM category
- Create a customer with Delivery Guide Price = "From Sale Order"
- Sold the kit in a sale order and deliver it
- On the delivery, print the delivery guide -> error

This fix makes the guide price for a component move to be "product" if the component's product is different from the related sale line product, avoiding the cross-category UoM conversion.

opw-6327895

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#122776

#Chile#delivery guide#kits#pricing

[FIX] l10n_mx_edi: prevent default_type context leakage

PR #124387

Enterprisesaas-18.3l10n_mx_ediMedium

This fixes an issue where updating payments for Mexican electronic invoices could fail after users grouped accounting records by type. The system now ignores unrelated default values when creating document attachments, preventing errors and allowing payment updates to complete normally.

Original PR description

Issue:
The `default_type` context can leak into documents creation with invalid values (e.g., 'sale' for documents.document.type), causing a ValueError.

Steps to reproduce:
- Use a Mexican company with CFDI credentials configured.
- Install the documents_account module and create a folder for journals where you will place customer payments.
- Create an invoice with "payment policy = PPD", and send it to CFDI.
- Create a bank transaction and reconcile it with the invoice.
- Go to the Accounting Dashboard, remove current filters, and group by "Type" (this injects default_type into the context).
- From there, enter the "Sales" journal and open the invoice.
- Click on the "Update Payments" button.
- Result: `ValueError: Wrong value for documents.document.type: 'sale'`

Fix:
Clean context from the `default_*` keys when creating the attachment of the document.

opw-6141172

Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#124074

#Mexico#electronic invoicing#payments#documents

After applying the community fix, a new issue appears in enterprise. **Steps to reproduce:** - Install the `l10n_ar_edi` module. - Go to Customers and create a new customer with: - Country: Argentina - Identification Type: `Passport` - Identification Number: `1234567890a` - AFIP Responsibility Type: `Consumidor Final` - Create a new invoice for this customer with: - Journal: `Electronic Invoice (FE)` - Document Type: `(6) INVOICES B` - Try to confirm the invoice. **Error:** ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '1234567890a' **Expected behaviour:** For Argentinean contacts with AFIP Responsibility Type `Consumidor Final`, the identification type must be `DNI` or `CUIL/CUIT`. If another identification type is used, the user should receive a proper warning instead of a traceback. (see [1]) **Root Cause:** After the community fix, `_get_id_number_sanitize()` can return an alphanumeric value, which is later converted with `int()` at [2] and [3], causing an error. **Fix:** This commit adds an explicit validation for Argentinean contacts with AFIP Responsibility Type Consumidor Final before converting the identification number to an integer, ensuring the user receives the proper warning message. [1]: https://www.odoo.com/mail/message/1118392033 [2]: https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/064812dd9f1074f287fee677ba35ea4aeef3ab3f/l10n_ar_edi/models/account_move.py#L780-L798 [3]: https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/064812dd9f1074f287fee677ba35ea4aeef3ab3f/l10n_ar_edi/models/account_move.py#L927-L931 Related community PR: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/272651 opw-6333998

**Steps to reproduce:** * Configure a Swiss company with the Swiss accounting localization. * Install `account_sepa`. * Configure a bank journal with a valid Swiss **QR-IBAN**. * Create a vendor with a valid Swiss bank account. * Under **Accounting -> Configuration -> Settings** enable QR Payments. * Go to the vendor and enter the correct QR-IBAN number under the Accounting Section. * Navigate to **Accounting -> Configuration -> Journals** and in the **bank** journal, add the account number of QR-IBAN. * Create and post a vendor payment using the bank journal. * Set the payment reference (`ref`) to contain the `°` character. * Add the payment to a batch payment and generate the ISO 20022 payment file. * Inspect the generated XML. **Observed Behaviour:** The `°` character is preserved in the payment reference for QR-IBAN payments, producing an ISO 20022 file that may be rejected by Swiss banks because it does not comply with the EPC minimum character set. **Cause:** The QR-IBAN branch validates the structured reference before sanitizing it, allowing unsupported characters to remain in the generated XML. **Fix:** Sanitize the payment reference before validating it as a QR structured reference, ensuring invalid characters are removed while preserving valid QR references. opw - 6350931 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#124105 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#123267

When a kit is delivered, each component move is linked to the kit's sale order line. Pricing the delivery guide in "sale order" mode converted the component quantity into the kit's sale UoM. For a component sold in a different UoM category than the kit, this cross-category conversion raises a UserError. Steps to reproduce: - Create a BoM for a kit product with a component in a different UoM category - Create a customer with Delivery Guide Price = "From Sale Order" - Sold the kit in a sale order and deliver it - On the delivery, print the delivery guide -> error This fix makes the guide price for a component move to be "product" if the component's product is different from the related sale line product, avoiding the cross-category UoM conversion. opw-6327895 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#122776

Issue: The `default_type` context can leak into documents creation with invalid values (e.g., 'sale' for documents.document.type), causing a ValueError. Steps to reproduce: - Use a Mexican company with CFDI credentials configured. - Install the documents_account module and create a folder for journals where you will place customer payments. - Create an invoice with "payment policy = PPD", and send it to CFDI. - Create a bank transaction and reconcile it with the invoice. - Go to the Accounting Dashboard, remove current filters, and group by "Type" (this injects default_type into the context). - From there, enter the "Sales" journal and open the invoice. - Click on the "Update Payments" button. - Result: `ValueError: Wrong value for documents.document.type: 'sale'` Fix: Clean context from the `default_*` keys when creating the attachment of the document. opw-6141172 Forward-Port-Of: odoo/enterprise#124074