server-tools/auth_dynamic_groups/__openerp__.py

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{
    "name": "Dynamic groups",
    "version": "1.0",
    "author": "Therp BV",
    "complexity": "normal",
    "description": """
Description
-----------
This module allows defining groups whose membership is a condition expressed as
python code. For every user, it is evaluated during login if she belongs to
the group or not.

Usage
-----
Check `Dynamic` on a group you want to be dynamic. Now fill in the condition,
using `user` which is a browse record of the user in question that evaluates
truthy if the user is supposed to be a member of the group and falsy if not.

There is a constraint on the field to check for validity if this expression.
When you're satisfied, click the button `Evaluate` to prefill the group's
members. The condition will be checked now for every user who logs in.
    """,
    "category": "Tools",
    "depends": [
        'base',
    ],
    "data": [
        'view/res_groups.xml',
    ],
    "auto_install": False,
    "installable": True,
    "external_dependencies": {
        'python': [],
    },
}