Hi Cedric, Am Mittwoch, 10. September 2014 09:29:59 UTC+2 schrieb Cédric Krier: > > > There is a side effect of the changeset [1] which is that the update and > install arguments have indeed the same behavior. > For example, if you run: > > trytond -d <DB> -u all > > this will install all the modules. > This is because there was only at one places where there was a > difference between both options and this difference is no more possible > with the refactoring because it lays on global variables. > > I think the best way to fix that if to explicitly make them one options > (for example keep -u) which will install or update the named module. >
If I remember right, after an upgrade it was required to run the -u. Thats OK, but I would prefer an option that updates all installed modules automatically, and not naming each module to upgrade ... > Also we should remove the "all" special keyword because it doesn't help > who wants to install all the module. So instead to update all the > installed module, you should simply update "ir" (because all module must > depend on it, otherwise they do nothing). > For the record, I would like in the future merge both module "ir" and > "res" into a single "base" module and move webdav as a normal module. > Sounds good. So if trytond -d <DB> -u base would only upgrade base and installed modules. Or merge this directly into an option --dup (a.k.a. Distribution Upgrade) Cheers Axel > Website: http://www.b2ck.com/ >
