V19 removed the 'rpc' service from the registry. All 4 fusion services
(bank_reconciliation, reports, assets, followup) declared dependencies:
['rpc', ...] and accessed services.rpc in their constructor. At runtime
this caused:
Error: Some services could not be started: fusion_bank_reconciliation,
fusion_reports, fusion_assets, fusion_followup. Missing dependencies: rpc
\u2014 which prevented the entire OWL backend from booting (blank screen).
Fix per V19 docs:
- Add 'import { rpc } from "@web/core/network/rpc";'
- Set 'this.rpc = rpc;' in constructor (instead of services.rpc)
- Remove 'rpc' from dependencies list
This is the workspace CLAUDE.md guidance Phase 4's subagent flagged
but didn't act on for backward consistency. V19 actually removed the
service entirely, so the consistency choice was wrong \u2014 fixing now.
All call sites still use this.rpc(...) so no per-method changes needed.
Bundle rebuilt clean; backend boots correctly.
Made-with: Cursor
Phases 1-3's SCSS files used '@import "variables";' to pull in tokens
from _variables.scss. V19's odoo.addons.base.models.assetsbundle
forbids cross-file SCSS imports for security ('Local import forbidden')
and the asset bundle warning was firing on every web request.
Phase 4 caught + fixed this for fusion_accounting_followup; Phases 1-3
were never updated. Today's deployment surfaced the CSS error reported
by the user.
Resolution:
- Removed @import lines from 7 SCSS files across bank_rec, reports, assets
- Variables come from _variables.scss via manifest concatenation order
(bundle order is _variables.scss first, then dependent files)
- Replaced documentation comments to NOT contain the literal string
'@import "variables"' \u2014 Odoo's check is regex-based and was
matching even SCSS comments
Verified clean: bundle rebuilds with zero 'Local import forbidden'
warnings; all 534 fusion-module tests still pass.
Made-with: Cursor
Auto-detects LM Studio (:1234) or Ollama (:11434) on
host.docker.internal / localhost; skips silently when no server is
reachable so CI stays green. When a server is present it exercises the
full predict_useful_life path through the OpenAI-compatible adapter,
catching prompt / JSON-parsing regressions that mocked LLMs hide.
Tagged 'local_llm' so it can be selected explicitly when an LLM is
known-available.
Made-with: Cursor
Adds JSON-RPC controller benchmark to complement Task 23's engine-level
benchmarks: end-to-end /fusion/assets/get_detail timing through the HTTP
dispatch layer.
Captured locally on westin-v19:
controller.get_detail: median=2ms p95=40ms (target <500ms, 12x headroom)
Tagged 'benchmark' so it stays out of fast unit runs.
Made-with: Cursor
Mirrors Phase 1 + 2 tour pattern: HttpCase.start_tour wrappers tagged
'tour' so they skip cleanly when websocket-client is absent. Tours cover
smoke (/odoo loads), the asset list / category list / anomaly list views,
and the depreciation-run wizard form. Bundle is wired via
web.assets_tests.
Verified locally: 5 tests registered, all skip with
"websocket-client module is not installed" (expected — no chromium in
the dev container).
Made-with: Cursor
The orchestrator AbstractModel for asset depreciation lifecycle.
compute_depreciation_schedule, post_depreciation_entry, dispose_asset,
partial_sale, pause_asset, resume_asset, reverse_disposal.
All controllers, AI tools, wizards, and cron must route through these
methods; no direct ORM writes to fusion.asset.depreciation.line or
account.move from anywhere else.
Made-with: Cursor
- fusion_asset_id Many2one on account.move.line (ondelete='set null':
invoice line preserved if asset is removed)
- fusion_asset_count compute (smart-button friendly)
- action_open_fusion_asset() returns a window action to jump to the asset
- 3 new tests (66 total)
Made-with: Cursor
- period_index, scheduled_date, amount, accumulated, book_value_at_end
- is_posted / posted_date / move_id (set when engine posts the entry)
- action_post() marks the line as posted (idempotent)
- UNIQUE(asset_id, period_index) constraint via models.Constraint
- 5 new tests (52 total)
Made-with: Cursor
