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[MIG] okr: Migration to 17.0 #166
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Mosca, lo veo excelente en lo que es codigo. Lo unico el comentario que dejé, no teminaria de entender el juego entre ambos modelos, o si falta un parte de results del general.
objective = fields.Many2one('okr.objective', required=True) | ||
priority = fields.Selection([ | ||
('very_high', 'Muy Alta'), | ||
('high', 'ALta'), |
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typo: Alta
name = fields.Char(required=True) | ||
description = fields.Char() | ||
responsible = fields.Many2one('res.users', required=True) | ||
objective = fields.Many2one('okr.objective', required=True) |
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no estaria entendiendo la logica de las relaciones entre ambos modelos. Sobretodo con el calculo de resultado. Entiendo que uno deberia responder a la sumatoria proporcional del otro
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