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["Olivier Dony \(OpenERP\)" <726592@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This looks like a nice-to-have improvement and not a bug, as it does not cause any issue to use OpenERP.
Yes we could avoid creating the property entry, but it doesn't matter much and the property field will behave fine in any case.
It is certainly not a Medium issue, unless I'm missing something in the description of this issue?

Thanks for correcting me if I missed anything.

** Changed in: openobject-server
   Importance: Medium => Wishlist

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/726592

Title:
  [6.0] ir.property created even if the value is the same as generic
  property

Status in OpenERP Server:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Hello,

  This issue happens on the 6.0 stable (I reproduced the bug on the
  revno 3353).

  The problem is that new ir properties are created each time you create
  a new object (like product category or product), even if you don't
  select another value than the default value.

  To reproduce it :
  1) bzr branch on openerp 6 stable branches
  2) create a new database with demo data
  3) do the configuration wizard, check the Sales Management in the step "Install Applications"
  4) go to the Administration > Configuration > Parameters > Configuration Parameters and take note of the generic property_account_expense_categ value (ie. "4200 Achats de marchandises article X") and the generic property_account_income_categ value (ie. "1000 Caisse principale")
  5) go to Sales > Configuration > Product > Products Categories
  6) create a new category, only fill the name field, don't change the accounting properties
  7) return to the Configuration Parameters and see that there is two new properties property_account_expense_categ  and property_account_income_categ binded with your new category, open them
  8) see that their values are the same that the default property

  I hope my explanation is clear.

  Thanks
  Guewen