Hello community,
I have a problem with the overload of the create() and write() methods.
Let me explain.
My custom module inherits from a custom module in which I have no rights to modify the code. These 2 modules overload the create and write methods. On the other hand, I don't like the custom module overloads. So I want to override these method overloads so that my new overloads in my custom module are taken into account. How can I do it?
I tried not to call super(), it works but it doesn't call other write and create method() from all other modules. Do you have any idea please? thank you in advance
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Here you can use monkey patch.
For more information please check this discussion.
Hello
You can do something like this:
from odoo.addons.stock.models.stock_picking import Picking
def button_validate(self):
#your code
return
Picking.button_validate = button_validate
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You can skip all the models and call the base Model
BaseMetaModel = self.env.registry['base']
super(BaseMetaModel, self).create(values)
I can't post an answer, anyone knows why?