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The purpose of the implementation is to create a module that contains a model (purchase.order.line) with a custom field (x_quotation_number):

Module structure:

__manifest__.py 

__init__.py

models 

     __init__.py

    purchase_order_line_inherit.py

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Content of each file:


__manifest__.py:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-


‘name’: ‘Quotation Number Implementation’,

 ‘version’: ‘1.0’,

 ‘category’: ‘Sales/Purchases’, 

‘summary’: “Implementation of ‘Quotation Number’ field.”,

 ‘description’: “”" Implementation of ‘Quotation Number’ field in module ‘purchase.order.line’; “”", ‘depends’: [‘base’, ‘purchase’], 

‘installable’: True

}


__init__.py:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

from . import models


models/init.py:
from . import purchase_order_line_inherit


models/purchase_order_line_inherit.py: 
from odoo import fields, models

class PurchaseOrderLineInherit(models.Model):
    _inherit = ‘purchase.order.line’ 
    quotation_number = fields.Char(string=“Quotation Number”)


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Upon importing, it is verified in the fields of the ‘purchase.order.line’ model that the custom field was not added.


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Hi,
Using this way, you can import python files or you can add new fields like this. If you check the import module wizard, there is a warning, stating that, using this, you can only import modules with data files, which means python files are not allowed.

To add new fields, you can use odoo studio.

Thanks

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