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Data-only deployment layer seeding TNCSC's branding (navy/orange/electric-
blue from the plan), 5 membership tiers in CAD (Individual $50, Family $80,
Student $20, Senior $30, Life $500 - the plan's own example figures;
update via Settings once TNCSC confirms real pricing), the
'TNCSC-{year}-{seq}' member-ID format, a Canadian (Ontario/HST) chart of
accounts via l10n_ca plus non-profit-specific accounts (Membership Dues/
Event/Sponsorship/School Fees/Donations Revenue, Deferred Event Revenue
liability, a Stripe clearing account) and a Donations journal, bilingual
EN/Tamil overrides of two membership email templates (Tamil text is a
best-effort draft only, explicitly flagged as needing native-speaker
review before go-live), five placeholder website pages (Home/About/Tamil
School/Sponsors/Contact), and TNCSC-named role groups (Board Admin,
Treasurer, Events Officer, School Coordinator, Teacher, Classifieds
Moderator) that imply the existing generic product-layer groups rather
than defining new permission logic.
Chasing the chart-of-accounts setup down to a genuinely working state
took real digging: setting company.country_id on a brand-new company
auto-schedules this Odoo build's own chart-template installer via a
precommit hook (res.company.install_l10n_modules), which races an
explicit try_loading('ca_2023', ...) call made in the same install
transaction and silently replaces its result afterwards (reverting
currency to USD, chart_template to 'generic_coa', and deleting the custom
accounts) - confirmed via raw SQL checks that the correct state exists
right up until the post_init_hook transaction commits, and is gone by the
time the install process exits. Since the precommit auto-trigger only
ever fires once per company (guarded by chart_template being unset), a
second call from a separate transaction is immune to the race. The fix:
the actual setup logic lives in an idempotent res.company._tncsc_setup_
accounting() method (models/res_company.py - a narrow, documented
exception to "no models" in the deployment layer, since cramming this
into a sandboxed ir.cron code string wasn't practical), called as a
best-effort from post_init_hook and guaranteed by a daily safety-net cron
que runs in its own transaction. Also hit two smaller, separate bugs on
the way: ir.cron code execution forbids direct attribute assignment
(STORE_ATTR) in its sandbox, and Html config_parameter fields must not be
wrapped in CDATA in data XML.
Verified end-to-end on a genuinely fresh database (not the long-lived dev
DB, which already has posted entries and correctly refuses a currency
change): installed tncsc_deployment alone, pulling in all 8 product
modules plus l10n_ca as dependencies, confirmed the post-install state via
raw SQL, manually triggered the safety-net cron and confirmed it reached
the fully-correct state (CAD, ca_2023, 355 accounts including all 7
custom ones, the Donations journal, tier products linked to the dues
account), confirmed the cron is idempotent on a second run, and ran the
full test suite (9/9 passing) with the same deterministic setup called
from the test transaction directly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<odoo>
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<record id="base.CAD" model="res.currency">
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<field name="active">True</field>
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</record>
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<!-- country_id/state_id/currency_id are deliberately NOT set here: writing
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country_id on a res.company with no chart_template yet auto-schedules
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Odoo's own chart-template installer via a precommit hook
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(install_l10n_modules), which races with this module's own explicit
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try_loading('ca_2023', ...) call in post_init_hook and can leave the
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company on the wrong currency. Those three fields are set together
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with chart_template_load=True in post_init_hook instead, which
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suppresses that auto-trigger so only our explicit load runs. -->
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<record id="base.main_company" model="res.company">
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<field name="name">Tamil Nadu Cultural Society of Canada</field>
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<field name="email">info@tncsc.example.org</field>
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<field name="website">https://www.tncsc.example.org</field>
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</record>
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</odoo>
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