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[17.0][ADD] fieldservice_recurring_repair #1250
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Could you please add docstring and/or find a more suitable name for the methods in fsm.reccuring
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@imlopes Can you use the latest logo from fieldservice
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equipment, this module allows you to create a recurring work order for several | ||
equipments. This way, you can create a recurring order for a group of equipments | ||
and the `fsm.order` will be created for each equipment. | ||
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- set the equipment to the one delivered | ||
7. click Start | ||
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This will create one `fsm.order` per equipment and one `repair.order` by `fsm.order`. |
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This will create one `fsm.order` per equipment and one `repair.order` by `fsm.order`. | |
This will create one `fsm.order` per equipment and one `repair.order` per `fsm.order`. |
orders = self.env["fsm.order"] | ||
for equipment in self.equipment_ids: | ||
order_vals = vals.copy() | ||
order_vals["equipment_id"] = equipment.id | ||
orders |= self.env["fsm.order"].create(order_vals) | ||
return orders |
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orders = self.env["fsm.order"] | |
for equipment in self.equipment_ids: | |
order_vals = vals.copy() | |
order_vals["equipment_id"] = equipment.id | |
orders |= self.env["fsm.order"].create(order_vals) | |
return orders | |
return self.env["fsm.order"].create( | |
[ | |
dict(vals, equipment_id=equipment.id) | |
for equipment in self.equipment_ids | |
] | |
) |
nitpicking: to create all at once (better for perf)
return bool( | ||
self.fsm_order_template_id | ||
and self.fsm_order_template_id.type_id | ||
and self.fsm_order_template_id.type_id.internal_type == "repair" | ||
) |
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💡 tip: This is exactly the same as:
return bool( | |
self.fsm_order_template_id | |
and self.fsm_order_template_id.type_id | |
and self.fsm_order_template_id.type_id.internal_type == "repair" | |
) | |
return self.fsm_order_template_id.type_id.internal_type == "repair" |
order._onchange_template_id() | ||
else: | ||
orders = super()._create_order(date) | ||
orders._onchange_template_id() |
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orders._onchange_template_id() |
Already done by super, isn't it?
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