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  • Committer: jftempo
  • Date: 2016-01-30 10:20:59 UTC
  • mfrom: (2740.9.3 unifield-wm)
  • Revision ID: jfb@tempo-consulting.fr-20160130102059-8knqq5g5mmj8ijpt
US-879 [FIX] Fiscal Year closing: sync down FY state and periods state
lp:~unifield-team/unifield-wm/us-879

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account_period_closing_level/account_year_end_closing.py
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                state = 'done'
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        if state:
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            vals = { 'state': state, }
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            # period 0 (FY+1)/16 state
 
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            # US-879: for periods update, set 'state_sync_flag' field first,
 
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            # for adhoc sync state flow, like in account_period.action_set_state
 
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            vals = { 'state_sync_flag': state, }
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            period_ids = self._get_periods_ids(cr, uid,
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                self._browse_fy(cr, uid, fy_id, context=context),
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                context=context)
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                self.pool.get('account.period').write(cr, uid, period_ids, vals,
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                    context=context)
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            # fy state
 
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                # then after 'state_sync_flag' set, set account_journal_period state
 
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                # and period true state
 
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                # (DO NOT CHANGE 'state' in same write than 'state_sync_flag'
 
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                if state == 'done':
 
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                    journal_state = 'done'
 
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                else:
 
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                    journal_state = 'draft'
 
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                cr.execute('UPDATE account_journal_period' \
 
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                    ' SET state=%s WHERE period_id IN %s', (
 
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                        journal_state, tuple(period_ids), ))
 
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                vals = {'state': state, 'field_process': False}
 
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                self.pool.get('account.period').write(cr, uid, period_ids, vals,
 
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                        context=context)
 
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            # then set FY state
 
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            vals = { 'state': state, }
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            fy_obj.write(cr, uid, [fy_id], vals, context=context)
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    def _search_record(self, cr, uid, model, domain, context=None):