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@hbrunn hbrunn commented Aug 2, 2016

This is necessary for module which were installed some time, then uncleanly uninstalled and only afterwards became uninstallable.

purge_line_pool.purge(
cr, uid, [
purge_line_pool.create(
cr, uid, {'name': module.name}, context=context),
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It's a style nitpick, but IMO the could would be more readable if the create was done in it's own instruction.

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dreispt commented Aug 2, 2016

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Could you check the build of oca/ocb?

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maybe #507 will help in getting a green travis.

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dreispt commented Aug 10, 2016

#507 is merged. I guess a rebase is needed.

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hbrunn commented Aug 10, 2016

@dreispt how so?

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dreispt commented Aug 10, 2016

@hbrunn AFAICS you need the changes #507 changes here to get a green build...

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hbrunn commented Aug 10, 2016

@dreispt that's not how git works. Merging this will just add the extra commit on the python file, the travis definition will be quite unaffected

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dreispt commented Aug 10, 2016

@hbrunn True for the target branch, but not for the PR: to get a green build on the PR checks the rebase is needed.
Anyway, it seems that #507 was not the issue, since I restarted the build and it is green now...

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@StefanRijnhart StefanRijnhart merged commit e79f138 into OCA:8.0 Aug 14, 2016
SiesslPhillip pushed a commit to grueneerde/OCA-server-tools that referenced this pull request Nov 20, 2024
Syncing from upstream OCA/server-tools (10.0)
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