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In 8e7b446#diff-dc48d49fa585bc657a22c490084f3d40dedddc12b8d973a22fcafe1471f73eb1R69
The main exception has been put in _order attribute.
_order
The thing is changing default model _order can lead to misbehaviors for module that are not aware of it.
IMHO, this should be avoided.
@sebastienbeau What do you think ?
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@rvalyi @renatonlima @guewen @yvaucher @simahawk @hparfr @florian-dacosta @ivantodorovich as you are conributors of this module.
I will revert that order change as it breaks standard behavior.
This implies a change in order and order lines sort order.
I have the idea to maybe add a dedicated action to get that behavior back but on view only.
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Agree.
In fact, having the errors first is not always desired.
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In 8e7b446#diff-dc48d49fa585bc657a22c490084f3d40dedddc12b8d973a22fcafe1471f73eb1R69
The main exception has been put in
_order
attribute.The thing is changing default model
_order
can lead to misbehaviors for module that are not aware of it.IMHO, this should be avoided.
@sebastienbeau What do you think ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: