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[Frederik Santens <778123@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

On the 6.0 GTK Client (both 6.0.1 and 6.0.2 on Windows), when an entry
is added to a one2many list and all required fields are prefilled by
defauls and no other values are entered on the entry, a save on the
parent object will not send the new entry to the server and hence it
will not be saved. After the save and the read of the object the new
entry is gone.

It is expected that the entry would be saved and added to the one2many
list evens if all data of the entry is prefilled by defaults and the
user doesn't enter or changes any data.

How to replicate:
1. create class A
2. create class B
3. all required fields of class B have defaults
4. create a one2many field of B on A
5. create the necessary views
6. create a new object A
7. save object A
8. add object B to object A via the new button on the one2many field
9. the form of class B is show with all the required field prefilled with the defaults
10. press 'save and close'
11. object B is added to the one2many list 
12. save object A
13. object B disappear in the one2many list

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

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/778123

Title:
  one2many entry not saved

Status in OpenERP GTK Client:
  New

Bug description:
  On the 6.0 GTK Client (both 6.0.1 and 6.0.2 on Windows), when an entry
  is added to a one2many list and all required fields are prefilled by
  defauls and no other values are entered on the entry, a save on the
  parent object will not send the new entry to the server and hence it
  will not be saved. After the save and the read of the object the new
  entry is gone.

  It is expected that the entry would be saved and added to the one2many
  list evens if all data of the entry is prefilled by defaults and the
  user doesn't enter or changes any data.

  How to replicate:
  1. create class A
  2. create class B
  3. all required fields of class B have defaults
  4. create a one2many field of B on A
  5. create the necessary views
  6. create a new object A
  7. save object A
  8. add object B to object A via the new button on the one2many field
  9. the form of class B is show with all the required field prefilled with the defaults
  10. press 'save and close'
  11. object B is added to the one2many list 
  12. save object A
  13. object B disappear in the one2many list