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#!/bin/bash
set -e

USAGE="Discover Features and launch behave to run OERPScenarios\n
\n
oerpscenario [options]\n
\n
Options:\n
-t <TAG_EXPRESSION>: run Features / Scenarios tagged with TAG_EXPRESSION (see below)\n
--help-behave: display behave help (to know which behave options you can pass\n

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# second version: we use GeneratorExit to stop
# no more need for a method, hence no need for a class


def accumulator(batch_size):
    try:
        while True:
            batch = []
            for c in range(batch_size):
                received = yield

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            var result = (
              this.fields_view.arch.attrs.force_editable_mode || (
              !this.grouped && 
              !this.options.disable_editable_mode
                && (this.fields_view.arch.attrs.editable
                || this._context_editable
                || this.options.editable))
              );
            console.log(result);
            console.log("\n");

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def _auto_init(self, cr, context):
    """Fill in the required consignee column with default values.

    This is similar to the solution used in mail_alias.py in the core.

    The installation of the module will succeed with no errors, and the
    column will be required immediately (the previous solution made it
    required only on the first module update after installation).

    """

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#!/bin/bash

# This is rough script I used to fix authors and committers with the correct
# email but the name "unknown" from the account-analytic project.
#
# That situation happened because with bzr we committed merges with
# --author email@example.com, without specifying the author name. This caused
# those commits to show up as "unknown" when migrated to git.
#
# Improved by @yvaucher.

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# This is pseudocode.
#
# I copied and simplified some of the code that gets run when you validate a
# Sale Order in Odoo 8.
#
# More or less, a procurement is created, copying the Route from the order line
# if it has been specified.
#
# Then the procurement is immediately run, and a choice is made on the rule to
# use.