Odoo's res.config.settings framework only supports auto-persisting fields
of type boolean/integer/float/char/selection/many2one/datetime via
config_parameter=. theme_logo (Binary) doesn't qualify, and because it was
injected into the *shared* res.config.settings form, it broke every
Settings tab across the whole install (including unrelated ones like
Website/eLearning) - any settings load triggered default_get, which
scans all fields on the model and raised. Caught via live testing in the
browser, not by the automated suite, since the failure only surfaces on
create()/default_get() of a resx.config.settings record, which the
existing tests didn't exercise for other apps' tabs.
Fixed by removing config_parameter from the field and persisting it
manually through get_values()/set_values() overrides, base64-encoded into
the same ir.config_parameter key the QWeb template already reads from -
so the storage format is unchanged, just how it gets there.
Audited every other config_parameter= field across all modules (grep) to
confirm none of the others have the same problem - all are Char/Integer/
Boolean, which are on the whitelist.
Verified against the live container: settings load and save cleanly for
every module's tab, the logo round-trips through upload -> config
parameter -> template read, and a full test run across all 9 modules
(56 tests) plus a sweep of every custom button (call_button, matching
the exact browser click path) and every public/portal page passes clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>