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[John B <justbe.john@xxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Before I put together a more complicated scenario, maybe someone can
explain the behaviour I'm seeing if it isn't a bug.

I have two osv_memory wizards in separate classes which create dynamic
forms. If I launch WizardA and then launch WizardB, the columns from
WizardA are now attributes of WizardB as well. So if I print
self._columns when launching WizardB, I'll see all of it's columns plus
WizACol1, WizACol2, etc, etc. These don't show up on the form itself,
but I believe it's causing a couple of issues elsewhere for me.

So... why is WizardB being instantiated with WizardA's columns? The
columns (should) belong to WizardA, not WizardB or their parent class
osv_memory. Am I missing something?

Let me know if a test module is required to demonstrate, or if I'm
simply missing something obvious. Thanks!

** Affects: openobject-server
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/772522

Title:
  [trunk][6.0] osv_memory column handling

Status in OpenERP Server:
  New

Bug description:
  Before I put together a more complicated scenario, maybe someone can
  explain the behaviour I'm seeing if it isn't a bug.

  I have two osv_memory wizards in separate classes which create dynamic
  forms. If I launch WizardA and then launch WizardB, the columns from
  WizardA are now attributes of WizardB as well. So if I print
  self._columns when launching WizardB, I'll see all of it's columns
  plus WizACol1, WizACol2, etc, etc. These don't show up on the form
  itself, but I believe it's causing a couple of issues elsewhere for
  me.

  So... why is WizardB being instantiated with WizardA's columns? The
  columns (should) belong to WizardA, not WizardB or their parent class
  osv_memory. Am I missing something?

  Let me know if a test module is required to demonstrate, or if I'm
  simply missing something obvious. Thanks!