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Module Addon Options at First install and Post Install #37
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replacing "feature" suggestion with "enhancement". Can't seem to add a label "feature" |
Sounds like a great idea. It would be useful for those new to Odoo (i.e. outsiders like me) if you made some brief notes (a few words to a sentence) about each addon you add to the list (so it is obvious what they do/are for). |
#36 is sort of a duplicate |
Will work on the OCA list next. Have a spreadsheet somewhere. |
I just renamed this. Core Addons are technically in the "Install" as "extras". However, I do think we would do well to have a method for "Community Addons" or perhaps more simply, an Install method where by an Addon Git can be specified, pulled to the appropriate directory, and the openerp-server.conf file be adjusted to recognize the addon. It is relatively simple process I feel but it is also an infinite playing field almost. I do think some cores would be good. I will not that GIT Repositories do move from time to time. Alternative would be to identifiy a Few that we want to have as "Optional" installs. What would happen is that the GIT would be pulled during the actual MAKE process, but the "openerp-server.conf" file would only update their locations in the "Addons Section" if they are Chosen. My opinion anyway. |
I have an Outliner Doc which exported this list of OCA Modules. It provides a general view of what is there. I have put many of these in the current build on but many are commented as typos may exist. Anyway, this is the List (with no specific judgement passed other than I tried to eliminate repositories which did not seem to exist on a full (-b 8.0) level. The "Connector" platform calls many of these individual repositories. It provides a very broad realm of potential interconnectivity to different systems but it seems most of this is focused on Magento still and to a lesser extent towards PrestaShop. Mult-Company is Connector based and I can see many potential values there as well as the ODBC/CSV connector module. OCA Modules OCA/Bank Statements Reconcile OCA/reporting-engine "OCA/crm "OCA/multi-company "OCA/account-financial-tools "OCA/rma OCA/vertical-travel "OCA/stock-logistics-warehouse "OCA/account-fiscal-rule "OCA/bank-payment "OCA/manufacture "OCA/server-tools OCA/account-analytic OCA/department OCA/connector-magento "OCA/web OCA/sale-reporting "OCA/pos "OCA/hr-timesheet "OCA/vertical-association "OCA/survey OCA/connector-ecommerce OCA/vertical-hotel "OCA/management-system "CA/purchase-workflow Odoo Purchases, Workflow and Organization" "OCA/knowledge
OCA/donation OCA/vertical-abbey "OCA/OpenUpgrade "OCA/social "OCA/connector-telephony OCA/webkit-tools "OCA/product-variant bank-statement-import "commission "connector-interfaces "vertical-medical "connector-prestashop "report-print-send "account-closing OCA/geospatial "OCA/margin-analysis OCA/account-financial-reporting Other Links |
Posted Comment that should have gone to this thread in "Next Version Notes" #67 re "bash packages" as a potential method of adding modules. |
Seems that each folder in OCA needs to come in separately. |
Version 10: "connector-magento" is getting a big focus right now. Ideally timing will be right in line. |
While you are doing this, how hard would it be to create a "POSBOX" config option? Most of the available posbox modules are available in default odoo, with a few hardware drivers available elsewhere, such as the credit card terminal module hw_telium_payment_terminal in OCA/pos. It would be useful to have another option than just the RPi provided by Odoo themselves. Also, all of the OCA modules are available through pip, for 8.0, 9.0 and 10.0. This might be a better option to look into to both make a list available and to handle the install. |
I am looping back to this. Just seeing @BillDStrong 's comment. The POSBOX is important. We would do best to align with OCA (OCAB?) rather than Odoo in my opinion. I am very concerned with what I see to be the intention to abandon 8.0 and go straight to 11.0 for TKL 15. I also think it is very problematic that, at least on https://github.com/turnkeylinux-apps/odoo we are seemingly not even tracking various branches. It would seem easy to have a branch for Odoo 8, 9, 10, 11 so that OpenUpgrade could be done in somewhat of a stepping stone effect. |
As I just posted elsewhere, we have no option @l-arnold . v8 is EOL! And we probably should pull the current appliance already, but have left it be for now... If you have the time and/or resources to do better than we currently are mate, please be my guest. I agree that it's unfortunate as Odoo seems like great software, but IMO their ecosystem seems a bit broken... We had intended to release an appliance based on v9 or v10, but v9 was voted down because it wasn't full featured. v10 got left out because we ran out of time and decided that an updated v8 appliance was better than a half assed v10 one. Now that v11 appears to be going strong and v9 will soon be EOL, it seems silly to release a v10 appliance at this late stage! Essentially we'd be just creating more headaches for new users. Really all TurnKey can do is create a good starting point. Beyond that, end users need to maintain and update the software themselves. If all TurnKey Odoo users can band together and assist us to do better, we're more than happy to be a part of that. But we just don't have the resources to do it ourselves. We have over 100 appliances and currently roughly 2.5 full time people working on it... Our v15.0 release is already over 6 months overdue and I'm already working my butt off! |
@JedMeister any news here? Can you teachme how to concat the Core procedure? I already have a something install bash that could help. But it uses GIT as its base.
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Defining a subset of "important" and "easy to install" addons would be a great addition to the library.
Will work on a list.
Seems could hooked to be in "firstboot inithooks" , "webmin" or "confconsole".
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