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I need to capture changes in field 'stage_id' in model 'crm.lead' and trigger a function. More specifically, it needs to work when the Opportunity stage is changed via kanban view.
I tried using @api.depends... but it looks like these @api.depends functions are only triggered if there is a field 'X' with _compute pointing to such function. But I need that field 'X' to be manually modifiable (and it looks _compute prevents it).
Can this be handle in any way?
Check for the value in the ORM methods i.e. create & write, this way, Vals/values will provide if any changes made to any fields..
However, If you are using Version 8 or so, Message log will capture activities of the status [trackvisibility]
Yes, I am overriding write() method often, as changes can be detected by the presence (or not, if fields was not changed) of a key in 'values' dictionary. And also, previous value can be checked with self.your_field, against values.get('your_field', None) or similar. Trackvisibility is nice to log changes, but not to do something else along a change.
For the record, note that stored computed/related fields bypass the `write` method. You need to override `_write` instead to detect changes in `vals`.
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OK, typing error: I typed '_compute=' in fields definition instead of 'compute='.