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odoo/enterprise#74122

Created by Framework (ORM), Christophe Matthieu (chm)

Merged at d66b77ca639b5f506cd4f050efc40212f7463fa1

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label: odoo-dev:master-groups_id-chm
head: 18c93ee15d578f49f34b2c348b6a757988b8945b
merged: 2 months ago by Framework (ORM), Raphael Collet

	odoo/odoo	odoo/enterprise	odoo/upgrade	odoo/upgrade-util
master	#179354	#74122	#6841	#169

Rename groups_id into group_ids and all_group_ids

see: odoo/odoo#179354

The groups_id from res.groups fields have been removed and replaced by group_ids and all_group_ids.
The users from res.groups fields have been removed and replaced by user_ids and all_user_ids.

Models:

&lt;res.groups&gt;:
  implied_ids        = Many2many &lt;res.groups&gt; Users of this group are also implicitely part of these inherited groups
  all_implied_ids    = Many2many &lt;res.groups&gt; Transitive and recursive closure
  implied_by_ids     = Many2many &lt;res.groups&gt; Automatically added from
  all_implied_by_ids = Many2many &lt;res.groups&gt; Reversed transitive and recursive closure

  user_ids           = Many2many &lt;res.users&gt;  Users with this group specifically
  all_user_ids       = Many2many &lt;res.users&gt;  Users and implied users

&lt;res.users&gt;:
  group_ids          = Many2many &lt;res.groups&gt; Group added directly to this user
  all_group_ids      = Many2many &lt;res.groups&gt; Groups and implied groups

Concept:

The groups involved are to be interpreted as sets.
Thus we can define groups that we will call for example N, Z... such as mathematical sets.
        ┌──────────────────────────────────────────┐
        │ C  ┌──────────────────────────┐          │
        │    │ R  ┌───────────────────┐ │ ┌──────┐ |   &#34;C&#34;
        │    │    │ Q  ┌────────────┐ │ │ │ I    | |   &#34;I&#34; implied &#34;C&#34;
        │    │    │    │ Z  ┌─────┐ │ │ │ │      | |   &#34;R&#34; implied &#34;C&#34;
        │    │    │    │    │ N   │ │ │ │ │      │ │   &#34;Q&#34; implied &#34;R&#34;
        │    │    │    │    └─────┘ │ │ │ │      │ │   &#34;P&#34; implied &#34;R&#34;
        │    │    │    └────────────┘ │ │ │      │ │   &#34;Z&#34; implied &#34;Q&#34;
        │    │    └───────────────────┘ │ │      │ │   &#34;N&#34; implied &#34;Z&#34;
        │    │      ┌───────────────┐   │ │      │ │
        │    │      │ P             │   │ │      │ │
        │    │      └───────────────┘   │ └──────┘ │
        │    └──────────────────────────┘          │
        └──────────────────────────────────────────┘
    For example:
    * A manager group will imply a user group: all managers are users (like Z imply C);
    * A group &#34;computer developer employee&#34; will imply that he is an employee group, a user
      group, that he has access to the timesheet user group.... &#34;computer developer employee&#34;
      is therefore a set of users in the intersection of these groups. These users will
      therefore have all the rights of these groups in addition to their own access rights.

XML data example:

&lt;record model=&#34;res.groups&#34; id=&#34;group_system&#34;&gt;
    &lt;field name=&#34;name&#34;&gt;Settings&lt;/field&gt;
    &lt;field name=&#34;implied_ids&#34; eval=&#34;[Command.link(ref(&#39;group_erp_manager&#39;)), Command.link(ref(&#39;group_sanitize_override&#39;))]&#34;/&gt;
    &lt;field name=&#34;user_ids&#34; eval=&#34;[Command.link(ref(&#39;base.user_root&#39;)), Command.link(ref(&#39;base.user_admin&#39;))]&#34;/&gt;
&lt;/record&gt;

&lt;record model=&#34;res.groups&#34; id=&#34;group_no_one&#34;&gt;
    &lt;field name=&#34;name&#34;&gt;Technical Features&lt;/field&gt;
    &lt;field name=&#34;implied_by_ids&#34; eval=&#34;[Command.link(ref(&#39;group_user&#39;)), Command.link(ref(&#39;group_system&#39;))]&#34;/&gt;
&lt;/record&gt;

or

&lt;record model=&#34;res.groups&#34; id=&#34;group_no_one&#34;&gt;
    &lt;field name=&#34;name&#34;&gt;Technical Features&lt;/field&gt;
&lt;/record&gt;
&lt;record id=&#34;group_user&#34;&gt;
    &lt;field name=&#34;implied_ids&#34; eval=&#34;[Command.link(ref(&#39;group_no_one&#39;))]&#34;/&gt;
&lt;/record&gt;
&lt;record id=&#34;group_system&#34;&gt;
    &lt;field name=&#34;implied_ids&#34; eval=&#34;[Command.link(ref(&#39;group_no_one&#39;))]&#34;/&gt;
&lt;/record&gt;

PY example:

group_helpdesk = self.env.ref(&#39;helpdesk.group_helpdesk_user&#39;)
group_export = self.env.ref(&#39;base.group_allow_export&#39;)
group_portal = self.env.ref(&#39;base.group_portal&#39;)

# we want all users having helpdesk and portal (directly or by implication).
user_portal_helpdesck = self.env[&#39;res.users&#39;].search([(&#39;all_group_ids&#39;, &#39;in&#39;, group_helpdesk.id), (&#39;all_group_ids&#39;, &#39;in&#39;, group_portal.id)])

# For these users we want to add access to export.
user_portal_helpdesck.group_ids += group_export

# we want all users having export
user_export = group_export.all_user_ids

# we want all users having specifically export (not by imply)
user_has_export = group_export.user_ids