I have installed Odoo 15 Enterprise edition locally on my Windows 10 PC. I then created another folder that contains another folder with a very basic module scaffolding. The folder contains only __init__.py and __manifest__.py. I then went into the odoo.conf file and added a path to this parent folder of the Odoo module's folder to the addons settings. I then set Odoo to developer mode. However, I do not see my module showing up in Apps. According to a document I read, that should be enough for the module to show up but it isn't. Can someone help me solve this problem?
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Thank you. But does this work with an on-premises installation of Enterprise edition. Also, is there a way to get it to recognize these custom modules without having to enable developer mode?
Hi,
Did you restarted the service after adding the new module and updated the apps list ?
See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJyPx5u6sd0&list=PLqRRLx0cl0homY1elJbSoWfeQbRKJ-oPO
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