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In Odoo 16, I'm always facing the same problem with my custom modules. It occurs in random occassions when I'm adding a new field in a model, restarting the odoo service for python changes to take effect and then trying to upgrade the module in Apps. 

When I press upgrade, I get an error that the field that I just added, does not exist on the model. The field does exist in the model and no matter what I do (restarting the odoo server again, refreshing the browser) I get the same error when upgrading. The only solution is to change the name of the field. But this is not a proper solution because I have to change names of my variables and I don't want to.

What I described, doesn't always happen (e.g. as far as I've noticed, it doesn't happen when I create a new model. It only happens when I add more fields in the same model). Furthermore, I never faced the same problem with odoo 15 or 14. 

Like there is some data cached somewhere and Odoo disregards the changes I make in my python files.

Has anyone else faced the same problem? Can I somehow clean odoo cache (if something like that exists). The problem is browser independent so clearing the browser's cache didn't provide any solution.


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Same here but with odoo12, i uninstalled the module and reinstalled it every time i add a new field.
Now its working fine by it self ! 

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For partner/user model, upgrade module from terminal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErzOia_A21w

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Try to rename the field (change the variable name). That's the only thing that works for me. I can't uninstall the module because I don't want to lose my data.

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Hi,

Are you experiencing issue with res.partner or res.users model ? If yes, if we are adding new fields to this module, which is already installed in the db, then we may have to upgrade the modules from the terminal

Thanks

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I'm experiencing problems with all modules. Both odoo modules and my custom models.