These pages documented very straightforward screens and flows that a user can easily figure out without the help of dedicated documentation. Besides, those screens are frequently reworked, thus requiring to
maintain the related pages very closely. This commit removes such low values pages to reduce the technical debt and allow focusing on actually useful documentation pages.
As the feature is available outside of the Field Service app, I believe it is important to keep
the information. A simple update to the content to match v14.
Co-authored-by: Xavier (xpl) <“xpl@odoo.com”>
These pages documented very straightforward screens and flows that auser can easily figure out without the help of dedicated documentation.Besides, those screens are frequently reworked, thus requiring to maintain the related pages very closely.
This commit removes such low values pages to reduce the technical debt
and allow focusing on actually useful documentation pages.
As the feature is available outside of the Field Service app, I believe it is important to keep
the information. Simple update to the content to match v14.
Co-authored-by: Xavier (xpl) <“xpl@odoo.com”>
These six pages (invoicing_time.rst, keep_track.rst, manage_employees_schedule.rst,
planning_itinerary.rst, create_quotations.rst, customize_worksheets.rst) do not offer enough
value to keep being maintained. The flows are easy and presented under Odoo Learn already.
Co-authored-by: Xavier (xpl) <“xpl@odoo.com”>
These pages documented very straightforward screens and flows that a
user can easily figure out without the help of dedicated documentation.
Besides, those screens are frequently reworked, thus requiring to
maintain the related pages very closely.
This commit removes such low values pages to reduce the technical debt
and allow focusing on actually useful documentation pages.
- moving VoIP docs from "CRM" to "general"
- renaming "setup.rst" as "asterisk.rst" which is more accurate
- redirections:
* crm/optimize/onsip --> general/voip/onsip
* crm/optimize/setup --> general/voip/asterisk
Under the title 'Choose an enconding unit', a piece of information was added explaining that the minimal duration and rounding minutes are applied to times added when using the timer, clarifying that it does not apply for manual entries.
These pages documented very straightforward screens and flows that a
user can easily figure out without the help of dedicated documentation.
Besides, those screens are frequently reworked, thus requiring to
maintain the related pages very closely.
This commit removes such low values pages to reduce the technical debt
and allow focusing on actually useful documentation pages.
These pages documented very straightforward screens and flows that a
user can easily figure out without the help of dedicated documentation.
Besides, those screens are frequently reworked, thus requiring to
maintain the related pages very closely.
This commit removes such low values pages to reduce the technical debt
and allow focusing on actually useful documentation pages.
It's not really obvious that payments and invoices need to be fully
reconciled before their currency exchange entries get created, so this
is a warning about that.
Make explicit which permissions you need to grant in a personal access
token. I verified `repo` suffices to complete the tutorial, and I'm
assuming Odoo.sh doesn't need any of the admin and site permissions.
The original description says calling unidecode will remove special
characters, but this is not entirely accurate. For example, when I
inserted unicode emojis in the name, they were not removed. I was then
confused whether my module had correctly updated or not.
Instead, what unidecode will do is convert text characters to their
nearest ASCII equivalent, so "trés" becomes "tres" for example. The
description has been updated to reflect that.
KBR