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I have the "reviewer" field available in my task, and I want to switch the reviewer with the task assignee automatically when the task is moved from the 'In progress' stage to the 'Review' stage. I have the following Python code in my server action: picture of the code in context

def assignrev(self): for record in self: if record['project.task.type.stage_id.name']=='Review': a=self.res.users.reviewer_id.name b=self.res.users.user_id.name record['res.users.user_id.name']=a record['res.users.reviewer_id.name']=b

and below are links to pictures of my automated action settings: Server action to run

"When to run" settings

Unfortunately, changing the task stage to 'Review' does not give the expected results. Any suggestion please?

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Ok I finally got the answer to this. below is a picture of the code in context for Odoo 10: enter image description here

No "def" of "for record" needed: the code will not run.

I just hope this will be helpful to someone else...

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My guess is that you are incorrectly calling the fields you're trying to get.

# Instead of this a = self.res.users.reviewer_id.name b = self.res.users.user_id.name record['res.users.user_id.name']=a record['res.users.reviewer_id.name']=b # Try this # You don't need to update the name, you need to update the database ID reference record['user_id'] = record.reviewer_id.id record['reviewer_id'] = record.user_id.id

Furthermore, why don't you try using an onchange method instead?

@api.multi def onchange_state(self): for record in self: if record.stage_id.name == 'Review': record.update({ 'user_id': record.reviewer_id.id, 'reviewer_id': record.user_id.id, })

If you're still having problems, you can use ipdb to debug your code more easily by triggering set_trace in your method.

def assignrev(self): # Triggers a break in code so that you can debug import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace() for record in self: # Test line by line with the terminal to see where your problem is
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Thank you for the answer travisw, the problem is that as you can see in the pictures, I am using the action server pyhton code which seems to be limited. when I try to 'from odoo import api' in order to use the onchange method, I get the error: forbidden opcode(s) in u. It feels like I can only use a trimmed down version of python...
Also, changing the syntax as indicated in your first suggestion didn't yield any result unfortunately...I guess I will have to study more about Odoo's modules...
@ンドング一信ndong My answer is actually assuming you were programming in Python and not directly on a server action. The server action must be done a bit differently. I'll try to update my answer with specifics. At the minimum, you do not need any @api call, nor a def ...: statement.
Hello Travis, and happy new year. Anything new about the python syntax in the server action?
Still no answer for this problem? I read that only simple python code can be use in the server action python code box: How simple? what do I have to change in my syntax? the documentation on this subject is really close to nothing...

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