Hi Leonardo,
Yes I read that about using submodule in OCA repositories. It could
helps but it involves some extra work to update the state of main
repositories regularly I suppose (to map latest versions of
sub-repositories). It could be automated by a script, maybe in the future.
My
Thanks Pedro,
Indeed, the strategy with the symlink is a good solution if we don't
want all others modules listed in Odoo.
As we use Mercurial subrepos, the .hgsub mapping might look like this:
server = [git]git://github.com/odoo/odoo.git
addons_oca_PROJECT_X = [git]
Hi,
As a repository on GitHub (or Launchpad) can contain several modules
(e.g. https://github.com/OCA/project-service/tree/7.0), I am wondering
about the best way to deploy only one of them in a customer project
without fetching all other modules of the repository, but keeping the
link with
Hi Sébastien,
normally you can clone the whole repository (they are small anyway)
and install only the module you need without problems.
A good approach to manage well all that, choose specific versions for
each project and much more is the buildout recipe made by Anybox.
At some point it was
On 07/02/2014 11:20 AM, Sébastien Alix wrote:
For the sake of simplicity, do you clone the whole repository and add
it to the addons_path, even for one module?
Yes, I usually do like that.
Modules in OCA repositories are supposed to not have syntax errors, so
you can add them to available
Hi all,
You can develop a deployment strategy using symbolic links for desired
modules in only one addons folder, but you have to be very careful, because
there are some modules that have auto_install switch activated, and you can
lose functionality in this case. As Lorenzo has said, is more or
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