You're reading from Odoo Development Cookbook Build effective business applications using the latest features in Odoo 17

Product type Paperback

Published in May 2024

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781805124276

Length 774 pages

Edition 5th Edition

Languages

Python

Tools

Odoo

Concepts

Business Management

Authors (6):

Holger Brunn

Husen Daudi

Daniel Reis

Jay Vora

Parth Gajjar

Alexandre Fayolle

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Table of Contents (28) Chapters

Preface

1. Chapter 1: Installing the Odoo Development Environment FREE CHAPTER

2. Chapter 2: Managing Odoo Server Instances

3. Chapter 3: Creating Odoo Add-On Modules

4. Chapter 4: Application Models

5. Chapter 5: Basic Server-Side Development

6. Chapter 6: Managing Module Data

7. Chapter 7: Debugging Modules

8. Chapter 8: Advanced Server-Side Development Techniques

9. Chapter 9: Backend Views

10. Chapter 10: Security Access

11. Chapter 11: Internationalization

12. Chapter 12: Automation, Workflows, Emails, and Printing

13. Chapter 13: Web Server Development

14. Chapter 14: CMS Website Development

15. Chapter 15: Web Client Development

16. Chapter 16: The Odoo Web Library (OWL)

17. Chapter 17: In-App Purchasing with Odoo

18. Chapter 18: Automated Test Cases

19. Chapter 19: Managing, Deploying, and Testing with Odoo.sh

20. Chapter 20: Remote Procedure Calls in Odoo

21. Chapter 21: Performance Optimization

22. Chapter 22: Point of Sale

23. Chapter 23: Managing Emails in Odoo

24. Chapter 24: Managing the IoT Box

25. Chapter 25: Web Studio

26. Index

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Applying and trying proposed PRs

In the GitHub world, a PR is a request that’s made by a developer so that the maintainers of a project can include some new developments. Such a PR may contain a bug fix or a new feature. These requests are reviewed and tested before being pulled into the main branch.

This recipe explains how to apply a PR to your Odoo project in order to test an improvement or a bug fix.

Getting ready

As in the previous recipe, suppose you reported an issue with partner_address_street3 and received a notification that the issue was solved in a PR, which hasn’t been merged in the 17.0 branch of the project. The developer asks you to validate the fix in PR #123. You need to update a test instance with this branch.

You should not try out such branches directly on a production database, so first create a test environment with a copy of the production database (refer to Chapter 1, Installing the Odoo Development Environment).