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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-# Copyright 2015-2017 Camptocamp SA# License AGPL-3.0 or later (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
from itertools import groupbyfrom lxml import etreefrom operator import attrgetter
from odoo import api, fields, modelsfrom odoo import exceptions, _from odoo.osv.orm import setup_modifiers
# sentinel object to be sure that no empty value was passed to# ResPartnerChangesetChange._value_for_changeset_NO_VALUE = object()
class ResPartnerChangeset(models.Model): _name = 'res.partner.changeset' _description = 'Partner Changeset' _order = 'date desc' _rec_name = 'date'
partner_id = fields.Many2one(comodel_name='res.partner', string='Partner', index=True, required=True, readonly=True, ondelete='cascade') change_ids = fields.One2many(comodel_name='res.partner.changeset.change', inverse_name='changeset_id', string='Changes', readonly=True) date = fields.Datetime(default=fields.Datetime.now, index=True, readonly=True) state = fields.Selection( compute='_compute_state', selection=[('draft', 'Pending'), ('done', 'Done')], string='State', store=True, ) note = fields.Text() source = fields.Reference( string='Source of the change', selection='_reference_models', readonly=True, )
@api.model def _reference_models(self): models = self.env['ir.model'].search([]) return [(model.model, model.name) for model in models]
@api.depends('change_ids', 'change_ids.state') def _compute_state(self): for rec in self: if all(change.state in ('done', 'cancel') for change in rec.mapped('change_ids')): rec.state = 'done' else: rec.state = 'draft'
@api.multi def apply(self): self.mapped('change_ids').apply()
@api.multi def cancel(self): self.mapped('change_ids').cancel()
@api.model def add_changeset(self, record, values): """ Add a changeset on a partner
By default, when a partner is modified by a user or by the system, the the changeset will follow the rules configured for the 'Users' / global rules.
A caller should pass the following keys in the context:
* ``__changeset_rules_source_model``: name of the model which asks for the change * ``__changeset_rules_source_id``: id of the record which asks for the change
When the source model and id are not defined, the current user is considered as the origin of the change.
Should be called before the execution of ``write`` on the record so we can keep track of the existing value and also because the returned values should be used for ``write`` as some of the values may have been removed.
:param values: the values being written on the partner :type values: dict
:returns: dict of values that should be wrote on the partner (fields with a 'Validate' or 'Never' rule are excluded)
"""
record.ensure_one()
source_model = self.env.context.get('__changeset_rules_source_model') source_id = self.env.context.get('__changeset_rules_source_id') if not source_model: # if the changes source is not defined, log the user who # made the change source_model = 'res.users' if not source_id: source_id = self.env.uid if source_model and source_id: source = '%s,%s' % (source_model, source_id) else: source = False
change_model = self.env['res.partner.changeset.change'] write_values = values.copy() changes = [] rules = self.env['changeset.field.rule'].get_rules( source_model_name=source_model, ) for field in values: rule = rules.get(field) if not rule: continue if field in values: if not change_model._has_field_changed(record, field, values[field]): continue change, pop_value = change_model._prepare_changeset_change( record, rule, field, values[field] ) if pop_value: write_values.pop(field) changes.append(change) if changes: self.env['res.partner.changeset'].create({ 'partner_id': record.id, 'change_ids': [(0, 0, vals) for vals in changes], 'date': fields.Datetime.now(), 'source': source, }) return write_values
class ResPartnerChangesetChange(models.Model): """ Store the change of one field for one changeset on one partner
This model is composed of 3 sets of fields:
* 'origin' * 'old' * 'new'
The 'new' fields contain the value that needs to be validated. The 'old' field copies the actual value of the partner when the change is either applied either canceled. This field is used as a storage place but never shown by itself. The 'origin' fields is a related field towards the actual values of the partner until the change is either applied either canceled, past that it shows the 'old' value. The reason behind this is that the values may change on a partner between the moment when the changeset is created and when it is applied.
On the views, we show the origin fields which represent the actual partner values or the old values and we show the new fields.
The 'origin' and 'new_value_display' are displayed on the tree view where we need a unique of field, the other fields are displayed on the form view so we benefit from their widgets.
"""
_name = 'res.partner.changeset.change' _description = 'Partner Changeset Change' _rec_name = 'field_id'
changeset_id = fields.Many2one(comodel_name='res.partner.changeset', required=True, string='Changeset', ondelete='cascade', readonly=True) field_id = fields.Many2one(comodel_name='ir.model.fields', string='Field', required=True, readonly=True) field_type = fields.Selection(related='field_id.ttype', string='Field Type', readonly=True)
origin_value_display = fields.Char( string='Previous', compute='_compute_value_display', ) new_value_display = fields.Char( string='New', compute='_compute_value_display', )
# Fields showing the origin partner's value or the 'old' value if # the change is applied or canceled. origin_value_char = fields.Char(compute='_compute_origin_values', string='Previous', readonly=True) origin_value_date = fields.Date(compute='_compute_origin_values', string='Previous', readonly=True) origin_value_datetime = fields.Datetime(compute='_compute_origin_values', string='Previous', readonly=True) origin_value_float = fields.Float(compute='_compute_origin_values', string='Previous', readonly=True) origin_value_integer = fields.Integer(compute='_compute_origin_values', string='Previous', readonly=True) origin_value_text = fields.Text(compute='_compute_origin_values', string='Previous', readonly=True) origin_value_boolean = fields.Boolean(compute='_compute_origin_values', string='Previous', readonly=True) origin_value_reference = fields.Reference( compute='_compute_origin_values', string='Previous', selection='_reference_models', readonly=True, )
# Fields storing the previous partner's values (saved when the # changeset is applied) old_value_char = fields.Char(string='Old', readonly=True) old_value_date = fields.Date(string='Old', readonly=True) old_value_datetime = fields.Datetime(string='Old', readonly=True) old_value_float = fields.Float(string='Old', readonly=True) old_value_integer = fields.Integer(string='Old', readonly=True) old_value_text = fields.Text(string='Old', readonly=True) old_value_boolean = fields.Boolean(string='Old', readonly=True) old_value_reference = fields.Reference(string='Old', selection='_reference_models', readonly=True)
# Fields storing the value applied on the partner new_value_char = fields.Char(string='New', readonly=True) new_value_date = fields.Date(string='New', readonly=True) new_value_datetime = fields.Datetime(string='New', readonly=True) new_value_float = fields.Float(string='New', readonly=True) new_value_integer = fields.Integer(string='New', readonly=True) new_value_text = fields.Text(string='New', readonly=True) new_value_boolean = fields.Boolean(string='New', readonly=True) new_value_reference = fields.Reference(string='New', selection='_reference_models', readonly=True)
state = fields.Selection( selection=[('draft', 'Pending'), ('done', 'Accepted'), ('cancel', 'Rejected'), ], required=True, default='draft', readonly=True, )
@api.model def _reference_models(self): models = self.env['ir.model'].search([]) return [(model.model, model.name) for model in models]
_suffix_to_types = { 'char': ('char', 'selection'), 'date': ('date',), 'datetime': ('datetime',), 'float': ('float',), 'integer': ('integer',), 'text': ('text',), 'boolean': ('boolean',), 'reference': ('many2one',), }
_type_to_suffix = {ftype: suffix for suffix, ftypes in _suffix_to_types.iteritems() for ftype in ftypes}
_origin_value_fields = ['origin_value_%s' % suffix for suffix in _suffix_to_types] _old_value_fields = ['old_value_%s' % suffix for suffix in _suffix_to_types] _new_value_fields = ['new_value_%s' % suffix for suffix in _suffix_to_types] _value_fields = (_origin_value_fields + _old_value_fields + _new_value_fields)
@api.depends('changeset_id.partner_id') def _compute_origin_values(self): for rec in self: field_name = rec.get_field_for_type(rec.field_id, 'origin') if rec.state == 'draft': value = rec.changeset_id.partner_id[rec.field_id.name] else: old_field = rec.get_field_for_type(rec.field_id, 'old') value = rec[old_field] setattr(rec, field_name, value)
@api.depends(lambda self: self._value_fields) def _compute_value_display(self): for rec in self: for prefix in ('origin', 'new'): value = getattr(rec, 'get_%s_value' % prefix)() if rec.field_id.ttype == 'many2one' and value: value = value.display_name setattr(rec, '%s_value_display' % prefix, value)
@api.model def get_field_for_type(self, field, prefix): assert prefix in ('origin', 'old', 'new') field_type = self._type_to_suffix.get(field.ttype) if not field_type: raise NotImplementedError( 'field type %s is not supported' % field_type ) return '%s_value_%s' % (prefix, field_type)
@api.multi def get_origin_value(self): self.ensure_one() field_name = self.get_field_for_type(self.field_id, 'origin') return self[field_name]
@api.multi def get_new_value(self): self.ensure_one() field_name = self.get_field_for_type(self.field_id, 'new') return self[field_name]
@api.multi def set_old_value(self): """ Copy the value of the partner to the 'old' field """ for change in self: # copy the existing partner's value for the history old_value_for_write = self._value_for_changeset( change.changeset_id.partner_id, change.field_id.name ) old_field_name = self.get_field_for_type(change.field_id, 'old') change.write({old_field_name: old_value_for_write})
@api.multi def apply(self): """ Apply the change on the changeset's partner
It is optimized thus that it makes only one write on the partner per changeset if many changes are applied at once. """
changes_ok = self.browse() key = attrgetter('changeset_id') for changeset, changes in groupby(self.with_context( __no_changeset=True).sorted(key=key), key=key): values = {} partner = changeset.partner_id for change in changes: if change.state in ('cancel', 'done'): continue
field = change.field_id value_for_write = change._convert_value_for_write( change.get_new_value(), partner ) values[field.name] = value_for_write
change.set_old_value()
changes_ok |= change
if not values: continue
previous_changesets = self.env['res.partner.changeset'].search( [('date', '<', changeset.date), ('state', '=', 'draft'), ('partner_id', '=', changeset.partner_id.id), ], limit=1, ) if previous_changesets: raise exceptions.Warning( _('This change cannot be applied because a previous ' 'changeset for the same partner is pending.\n' 'Apply all the anterior changesets before applying ' 'this one.') )
partner.write(values)
changes_ok.write({'state': 'done'})
@api.multi def cancel(self): """ Reject the change """ if any(change.state == 'done' for change in self): raise exceptions.Warning( _('This change has already be applied.') ) self.set_old_value() self.write({'state': 'cancel'})
@api.model def _has_field_changed(self, record, field, value): field_def = record._fields[field] current_value = field_def.convert_to_write(record[field], record) if not (current_value or value): return False return current_value != value
@api.multi def _convert_value_for_write(self, value, record): if not value: return value model = self.env[self.field_id.model_id.model] model_field_def = model._fields[self.field_id.name] return model_field_def.convert_to_write(value, record)
@api.model def _value_for_changeset(self, record, field_name, value=_NO_VALUE): """ Return a value from the record ready to write in a changeset field
:param record: modified record :param field_name: name of the modified field :param value: if no value is given, it is read from the record """
field_def = record._fields[field_name] if value is _NO_VALUE: # when the value is read from the record, we need to prepare # it for the write (e.g. extract .id from a many2one record) value = field_def.convert_to_write(record[field_name], record) if field_def.type == 'many2one': # store as 'reference' comodel = field_def.comodel_name return "%s,%s" % (comodel, value) if value else False else: return value
@api.model def _prepare_changeset_change(self, record, rule, field_name, value): """ Prepare data for a changeset change
It returns a dict of the values to write on the changeset change and a boolean that indicates if the value should be popped out of the values to write on the model.
:returns: dict of values, boolean """
new_field_name = self.get_field_for_type(rule.field_id, 'new') new_value = self._value_for_changeset(record, field_name, value=value) change = { new_field_name: new_value, 'field_id': rule.field_id.id, } if rule.action == 'auto': change['state'] = 'done' pop_value = False elif rule.action == 'validate': change['state'] = 'draft' pop_value = True # change to apply manually elif rule.action == 'never': change['state'] = 'cancel' pop_value = True # change never applied
if change['state'] in ('cancel', 'done'): # Normally the 'old' value is set when we use the 'apply' # button, but since we short circuit the 'apply', we # directly set the 'old' value here old_field_name = self.get_field_for_type(rule.field_id, 'old') # get values ready to write as expected by the changeset # (for instance, a many2one is written in a reference # field) origin_value = self._value_for_changeset(record, field_name) change[old_field_name] = origin_value
return change, pop_value
@api.model def fields_view_get(self, *args, **kwargs): _super = super(ResPartnerChangesetChange, self) result = _super.fields_view_get(*args, **kwargs) if result['type'] != 'form': return doc = etree.XML(result['arch']) for suffix, ftypes in self._suffix_to_types.iteritems(): for prefix in ('origin', 'old', 'new'): field_name = '%s_value_%s' % (prefix, suffix) field_nodes = doc.xpath("//field[@name='%s']" % field_name) for node in field_nodes: node.set( 'attrs', "{'invisible': " "[('field_type', 'not in', %s)]}" % (ftypes,) ) setup_modifiers(node) result['arch'] = etree.tostring(doc) return result
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