My rule of thumb is:
.py changed : restart server
.XML changed : update module
__openerp__ changed : update module list, then update module
.po changed : update module then restart server.
On Oct 4, 2012 6:52 PM, "Mario Arias" <the.clone.master@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:the.clone.master@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
In my experience, not sure if I am missing something there....,
when you upgrade a module from inside the client, not everything
gets reflected immediately.... mostly that sometimes new fields
in a view give errors because OpenERP is still using the old
python code...
so in the end I have to restart OpenERP to complete the update...
If there is a way to avoid this, please share... !!! :-)
Regards,
-Mario
On Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 9:38 AM, W. Martin Borgert
<debacle@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:debacle@xxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Quoting "Niels Huylebroeck" <nh@xxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:nh@xxxxxxxxxx>>:
Update the module that contained said changes, if unsure a
"base" module
update will re-do and recheck everything (not always the
best solution).
OK, I did an --update=all, which helped, too.
Are there any disadvantages of upgrading all modules, other than
startup of the server takes some time?
2012/10/4 W. Martin Borgert <debacle@xxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:debacle@xxxxxxxxxx>>
Hi,
this is probably a very basic question:
When I upgrade from one version to another and a model
gets a new field,
how is this field added to the database?
Example: I upgraded from nightly build
6.2dev-20120928-230101-1 to
6.2dev-20120930-230101-1. In changeset 4465 between
the versions, the
model 'ir.model.access' got a new boolean field
"active", which is not
in my database.
What do I have to do to migrate the database? (In the
Django world,
there "south", probably because of the migrating
swallows...)
Thanks in advance!
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