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Install only new Odoo modules #53
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Co-Authored-By: raneq <46573858+raneq@users.noreply.github.com>
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@enricostano I've tested it and gives me some error. Scroll to the bottom:
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My local odoo now is broken, but I may have broken it by cancelling a provisioning. I'll try later with a new instance. |
Hi, fresh instance here. It works! The provisioning installed well and I check that the issue with names was due to my inventory, so that files/requirements.txt was missing modules from the variables, implying that I tried to make odoo "install" things that I hadn't put there for it in the first place. Thus the When, after installing, I added one module to both requirements and module list, ansible/odoo installed it and only that, so it was fast. Green light for me! If @danypr92 doesn't have any comment, I propose to merge this :) |
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All good for me!
I'm happy that as a side effect of solving the problem of module initialization, we cut down again the provisioning time
Query to extract new or not installed modules from a list of modules: