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Hi everyone, odoo-community.org is back online! The OCA app store has been moved to https://apps.odoo-community.org There are still some odds and ends here and there, anything you notice please report it to internaltools@odoo-community.org -Tom
by Tom Blauwendraat - 02:16 - 26 Feb 2026 -
Tomorrow, 25 Feb: Downtime odoo-community.org and OCA mailing lists
Hi all, Tomorrow (Wednesday 25th of February, 10:00 AM - 22:00 PM CET) the odoo-community.org website, App Store and all OCA mailing lists will be down, because of the upgrade to Odoo 18.0. It will be notified here when it is up again. Apologies for any inconvenience. -Tom
by Tom Blauwendraat - 01:46 - 24 Feb 2026 -
Re: New OCA module list site
There is version-control-platform that will try to handle everything together. We are still working on it, but it is quite promising. Actually, it will be used by OCA to handle all the information coming from Github. Also, it will be opened to use other platforms like github.Kind regards,El lun, 23 feb 2026 a las 10:27, Hugo Trentesaux (<notifications@odoo-community.org>) escribió:Nice result! I did not know Octokit but it looks quite handy for this kind of task :)
Did you think about using https://github.com/OCA/module-composition-analysis/ module to scan repos?
It does not handle PRs but is quite easy to use and has cron tasks to sync repos and analyse them.Hugo
On 2/22/26 21:11, Daniel Lo Nigro wrote:
Hi OCA community! I found it difficult to determine which OCA modules support which Odoo versions, so I created a site to help: https://odoomodules.com/ The site lists every OCA module along with the Odoo versions they support. It also shows open migration pull requests by searching GitHub for open PRs with a version number, "MIG", and the name of a module in their title (e.g. "[18.0][MIG] account_check_date"). Please feel free to provide any feedback. I know it doesn't look great on mobile at the moment; I need to rethink the design for small screens. The source code is available here: https://github.com/Daniel15/odoo-module-list Thanks for all your contributions to the open source community. Daniel
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by Enric Tobella Alomar - 11:11 - 23 Feb 2026 -
Re: New OCA module list site
Nice result! I did not know Octokit but it looks quite handy for this kind of task :)
Did you think about using https://github.com/OCA/module-composition-analysis/ module to scan repos?
It does not handle PRs but is quite easy to use and has cron tasks to sync repos and analyse them.Hugo
On 2/22/26 21:11, Daniel Lo Nigro wrote:
Hi OCA community! I found it difficult to determine which OCA modules support which Odoo versions, so I created a site to help: https://odoomodules.com/ The site lists every OCA module along with the Odoo versions they support. It also shows open migration pull requests by searching GitHub for open PRs with a version number, "MIG", and the name of a module in their title (e.g. "[18.0][MIG] account_check_date"). Please feel free to provide any feedback. I know it doesn't look great on mobile at the moment; I need to rethink the design for small screens. The source code is available here: https://github.com/Daniel15/odoo-module-list Thanks for all your contributions to the open source community. Daniel
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by Hugo Trentesaux - 10:26 - 23 Feb 2026 -
Re: New OCA module list site
Hi Daniel,Thanks for this.FYI, there is already the OCA shop : https://odoo-community.org/shop where you can search for any module and indicates which version is already merged and available.Thanks for the links to PRs. Maybe something to integrate in the future version of modules listing.Le dim. 22 févr. 2026, 21:11, Daniel Lo Nigro <notifications@odoo-community.org> a écrit :Hi OCA community! I found it difficult to determine which OCA modules support which Odoo versions, so I created a site to help: https://odoomodules.com/ The site lists every OCA module along with the Odoo versions they support. It also shows open migration pull requests by searching GitHub for open PRs with a version number, "MIG", and the name of a module in their title (e.g. "[18.0][MIG] account_check_date"). Please feel free to provide any feedback. I know it doesn't look great on mobile at the moment; I need to rethink the design for small screens. The source code is available here: https://github.com/Daniel15/odoo-module-list Thanks for all your contributions to the open source community. Daniel
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by Denis Roussel. - 10:31 - 22 Feb 2026 -
Re: Odoo security visualizer
Mohamed, please stop spamming the mailing list with links to your generated slop. Further, an important part of making a valuable contribution is researching prior work, doing so would have lead you to https://github.com/OCA/server-backend/tree/16.0/base_user_effective_permissions which already does a large part of what you propose here. A *non-slop* version of the acl and rule decomposition could be a useful addition to this module though. But as the code stands currently, I wouldn't start with a review because at first glance there's so much wrong on a fundamental level that just listing all of that would be quite work intensive. And probably a vain effort because most likely my input goes into the bullshit generator again, which is not how I want to spend my scarce review time. Regards, Holger -- Your partner for the hard Odoo problems https://hunki-enterprises.com
by Holger Brunn - 12:50 - 21 Feb 2026 -
Odoo security visualizer
I just submitted a pull request to OCA/server-tools that introduces a Security & Access Rule Visualizer for Odoo.This module helps developers and administrators understand why a user can (or cannot) access a record in an Odoo database.You can check out the PR here: https://github.com/OCA/server-tools/pull/3516
by Mohamed Alkobrosly - 12:31 - 19 Feb 2026 -
Re: Dynamic data structured API
Hello,I'm not sure if I understand correctly what you are trying to achieve but since you mention "endpoint" and "api key" you should have a look at the `endpoint` module(s) https://github.com/OCA/web-api/tree/18.0/endpointKRSOn Fri, Feb 13, 2026 at 9:17 PM mohamed alkobrosly <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:Some modules tried to generate a dynamic APIs to read data from odoo.There were limits for them, money costing not free ones in OCA.But if there is a way do design the data to export or to send via API or enable an endpoint in odoo to read the same specific structure you want.For example I like to expose data to endpoint using auth key to read a partner with related sales orders or related companies or a company with children partners for, or any complicated structure of models in odoo.If it can be jsonified and getting exposed and even having a dynamic schema to read and define the content and structure of that endpoint.I found by luck a pull request here in OCA by KOBROS-TECH LTD that is introducing that solution.I guess that company in pretty new but having ambition to introduce some useful things to the community.I am going to review that pull request and I hope it gains some interest, and I would like to thank that new company for giving me the exact solution that I was looking forBest regards, Mohamed_______________________________________________
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by Simone Orsi. - 04:01 - 17 Feb 2026 -
Re: Dynamic data structured API
Von: "Ronald Portier" <notifications@odoo-community.org>
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Betreff: Re: Dynamic data structured APIHi Mohammed,
You say: "I found by luck a pull request here in OCA by KOBROS-TECH LTD that is introducing that solution. I guess that company in pretty new but having ambition to introduce some useful things to the community. I am going to review that pull request and I hope it gains some interest, and I would like to thank that new company for giving me the exact solution that I was looking for."
But looking at the source posted on github you are yourself the author of this module, so why are you saying what you are saying above?
Kind regards, Ronald
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by Christian Zöllner - 02:25 - 17 Feb 2026 -
Re: Dynamic data structured API
Hi Mohammed,
You say: "I found by luck a pull request here in OCA by KOBROS-TECH LTD that is introducing that solution. I guess that company in pretty new but having ambition to introduce some useful things to the community. I am going to review that pull request and I hope it gains some interest, and I would like to thank that new company for giving me the exact solution that I was looking for."
But looking at the source posted on github you are yourself the author of this module, so why are you saying what you are saying above?
Kind regards, Ronald
On 13-02-2026 21:16, mohamed alkobrosly wrote:
I found by luck a pull request here in OCA by KOBROS-TECH LTD that is introducing that solution.
I guess that company in pretty new but having ambition to introduce some useful things to the community.
I am going to review that pull request and I hope it gains some interest, and I would like to thank that new company for giving me the exact solution that I was looking for
by Ronald Portier - 10:51 - 17 Feb 2026 -
Re: Weighing scales
Hi!Check l10n_eu_iot_scale_cert.I only saw the internal message below on 25.09.2025, claiming that this was valid in all Europe.Dear colleagues,I’m pleased to share that we have received LNE certification for the use of scales in the Point of Sale. This certification applies to version 18.0 across all EU countries. While mandated by an EU directive, this was particularly important for countries such as France, Switzerland, and Germany.Our R&D team is already working on certifying version 19.0 as soon as possible.
Please note:
The module is not auto-installed; clients will need to install it themselves. See screenshot below.
This module certifies the Point of Sale with the LNE (Laboratoire national de métrologie et d’essais), which is a legal requirement in certain EU countries. It enforces specific settings and generates a checksum to ensure the code has not been tampered with.
Note that we are currently integrated only with Mettler Toledo scales using the 8217 communication protocol. To enable integration (so the weight is automatically recorded in Odoo), an IoT is required. We strongly recommend using the physical IoT rather than the virtual one, as the physical IoT includes the necessary drivers and interfaces. The virtual IoT relies on drivers installed on the client’s Windows PC.
Avec mes plus sincères salutations,Jean-Marc Vandel · AssociéLe 2026-02-09T09:46:48.000+01:00, Jan-Marten Veddeler <notifications@odoo-community.org> a écrit :Hi all
thanks @Laurence for this very helpful clarity that seems to settle the uncertainty for now at least for the German case, given you spoke directly with the German measuring authorities/Eichamt.
As I had written, my theory was" more a guess/feeling" from the bits and pieces of information that my last research on this had yielded, including some (shaky) statements of Odoo customer support like these
"I've looked into this and found that the certification is twofold: one being the software (Odoo), and the other being the hardware (scale manufacturer). Odoo is certified to weigh items, so one half is covered, but the hardware itself must also be covered."
As for for your surprise on any "legal or logical connection" between TSE and scale, this was a misunderstanding. I did not mean to suggest: From TSE certifications follows scale certification. I meant to suggest: If you use a TSE certified POS, and plugin a certified scale (which the Mettler Toledo Arriva S recommend by Odoo is, as a standalone scale), then your total setup may be Ok certification wise in terms of tax and weighing regulations. Your research shows: this is not the case, according to Eichamt, the whole systems needs to be certified together.
From a "common sense" perspective however (which risk is bigger: the human typing wrong from scale display, or the software grabbing the data wrong), and for smaller customers willing to take the legal risk (customers who may have multiple other non 100% compliant processes in their organisations given their small size and degree of professionalism), using these two "standalone certified components" (Odoo POS and scale) connected might still be an option some customers/Odoo users may chose to go for, having been warned about the legal risks and that the legally safe alternative would be the label printing workaround.
Thank you for this valuable contribution and clarity,
and joining you in the hope that regulations will be upgraded to 21st century
Jan
PS: As for the OCA Spring Sprint of the German Odoo community on April 23rd and 24th 2026: Warmely invited. More info here: https://odoo-community.org/event/spring-sprint-hamburg-2026-04-23-2026-04-24-213/register
Will also drop you a direct eMail on that.
On 2/4/2026 11:13 AM, Laurence Labusch wrote:
Hi all,
thanks Frederik for looping me in – happy to share what I know.
MY LAST OFFICIAL INFORMATION FROM ODOO:
About a year ago (maybe a bit less), I was told by Odoo that they were in the certification process for scales in Paris. Since then: radio silence. Nothing public, no announcement, no certificate number, nothing I could show to a customer or an authority. So as far as I'm concerned, the certification status is still "pending" at best.
WHAT THE GERMAN AUTHORITIES TOLD US:
We had direct conversations with the Eichamt (weights and measures authority) here in Germany, and they were very clear:
The ENTIRE SYSTEM needs to be certified and calibrated together:
- The scale itself
- The IoT box / communication layer
- The POS hardware
- The POS software
All of it. As one integrated, sealed system.
Now, if you know Odoo... that's almost impossible to achieve. Odoo's strength is flexibility – you can configure almost anything, install community modules, customize freely. And if you're on Odoo.sh or SaaS, you're getting continuous updates. That's the exact opposite of what calibration authorities want: a frozen, audited, unchangeable system.
REGARDING JAN'S THEORY (FISKALY TSE = SCALE OK?):
I would be EXTREMELY INTERESTED to hear more about what Jan found out, because frankly, I don't see how this could be correct.
The fiskaly TSE certification and scale/weighing certification are:
1. Two completely different legal frameworks – TSE is about fiscal compliance (GoBD, KassenSichV), weighing is about legal metrology (MessEG, MessEV, NAWI/MID directive)
2. Two completely different authorities – Finanzamt (tax office) vs. Eichamt (weights and measures office)
3. Two completely different purposes – One ensures tax transparency, the other ensures consumers aren't cheated on weight-based pricing
I don't see any legal or logical connection where certifying the cash register for tax purposes would automatically certify the weighing system for trade use. These authorities don't even talk to each other.
MY SUSPICION ABOUT THE DOCUMENTATION CHANGE:
Looking at the diff between Odoo 17.0 and 18.0 docs – yes, they removed the explicit warning about France, Germany, and Switzerland. But removing a warning from documentation is not the same as obtaining certification. I suspect this was a commercial/marketing decision rather than a reflection of any legal change.
If Odoo actually got certified somewhere, I would expect:
- A proper announcement
- A certificate number we can reference
- Updated documentation that says "certified in X countries" rather than just removing the negative statement
MY POSITION FOR CUSTOMERS:
Until I see an official certificate, I continue to advise customers in Germany to use the workaround: a standalone certified scale that prints labels with barcodes, which are then scanned into Odoo POS. Not elegant, but legally safe.
LOOKING FORWARD:
That said, I do think this whole situation is outdated for 2026. The current calibration laws were written for a world of standalone, unchanging devices – not cloud-connected, continuously updated software systems. I hope regulators will modernize this eventually, but that's a slow process.
Jan – if you have any concrete documentation or official statement that supports the "fiskaly = scale OK" theory, I'd genuinely love to see it. Maybe I'm missing something, and I'm always happy to be proven wrong if it means we can finally use integrated scales legally.
P.S.: Frederik, thanks for the hint about the Hamburg OCA Sprint – Jan-Marten, feel free to send me the details!
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Am 26.01.2026 um 10:20 schrieb Frederik Kramer <frederik.kramer@initos.com>:
Hi all,
well the latest i heard on this was from fellow Odooer Laurence Labusch (and his company Labiso GmbH). He has spent considerable time to narrow down that issue with the authorities and afaik it is still not allowed to use an electronic wheiging scale even if the POS itself is working according to the national standard which in Germany is implemented using fiskaly TSE unless the whole POS is certified with the weighing scale but maybe Laurence (which i am putting on copy can answer himself).
Best Frederik
P.S.: Jan-Marten maybe you can make Laurence aware of the Hamburg OCA Sprint ;-)
Am 26.01.26 um 10:12 schrieb Jan-Marten Veddeler:
My latest information (more a guess/feeling) from Odoo customer service (and some online research) on this was that if the POS is certified (like e.g. Odoo POS via fiscaly is in Germany), then the scale itself does not need to have an additional certification, and that this may explain why Odoo removed the below notice from its later documentation from v18 on
"Odoo is not certified in several countries, including France, Germany, and Switzerland. If you reside in one of these countries, you can still use a scale but without integration into your Odoo database. Alternatively, you can acquire a non-integrated certified scale that prints certified labels, which can then be scanned into your Odoo database."
Anyone has more clarity on this scale certification part in Germany or other EU countries?
Best
JanOn 1/26/2026 11:37 AM, hugues de keyzer wrote:
, to use a scale connected to a
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by Jean-Marc Vandel - 02:11 - 16 Feb 2026 -
Dynamic data structured API
Some modules tried to generate a dynamic APIs to read data from odoo.There were limits for them, money costing not free ones in OCA.But if there is a way do design the data to export or to send via API or enable an endpoint in odoo to read the same specific structure you want.For example I like to expose data to endpoint using auth key to read a partner with related sales orders or related companies or a company with children partners for, or any complicated structure of models in odoo.If it can be jsonified and getting exposed and even having a dynamic schema to read and define the content and structure of that endpoint.I found by luck a pull request here in OCA by KOBROS-TECH LTD that is introducing that solution.I guess that company in pretty new but having ambition to introduce some useful things to the community.I am going to review that pull request and I hope it gains some interest, and I would like to thank that new company for giving me the exact solution that I was looking forBest regards, Mohamed
by Mohamed Alkobrosly - 09:15 - 13 Feb 2026 -
Re: UK community group
Hi Rebecca,
I certainly would be interested in a UK-focused group. Thanks in advance.
Let me know if I can be of help in anyway.
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HI Richard and Stuart,
We don't currently have a local association in the UK - but if you would like to come along to the next Local Associations meeting you can see what other countries are up to: OCA Public Calendar
If you are interested I can add you to the invite list, just let me know.
I can also set up communication channels via discord or an OCA mailing group for the UK if that helps?
Are there other UK contributors that may be interested? Please get in touch.
Rebecca
On Fri, 13 Feb 2026 at 05:42, Stuart J Mackintosh <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:
Hi Ruchard,
I am not aware of a group however would be interested to be part of UK community.
Best wishes,
Stuart.
On 12/02/2026 17:26, Richard Morgan wrote:
Hi All, Is there a UK community or user group that meets regularly that anyone is aware of please? Kind regards, Richard
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by Jordan Kinsella - 10:30 - 13 Feb 2026 -
OCA Days 2026 - Workgroup
Hello OCA Contributors,
I hope this finds you all well.
Just letting you know planning for this year's OCA Days is underway.
Save the date - September 21-23 in Liege, Belgium.
If anyone else would like to join the workgroup, please get in touch with me - at this stage of the year it is just a monthly meeting to touch base but becomes more frequent as we get closer to the event.
We are currently organising our next meeting for some time in the next couple of weeks so if you message me I can keep you posted.
And if you are interested in joining any of our workgroups you can see them here: https://odoo-community.org/working-groups
Warmest regards and have a fabulous weekend.Rebecca--Rebecca GellatlyGeneral SecretaryOdoo Community Association
by Rebecca Gellatly (OCA) - 02:40 - 13 Feb 2026
