This module is a technical module that contains a number of
monkeypatches to improve the behaviour of Odoo when migrating your
database using the OpenUpgrade migration scripts:

- Prevent dropping columns or tables in the database when fields or
  models are obsoleted in the Odoo data model of the target release.
  After the migration, you can review and delete unused database tables
  and columns using database_cleanup. See
  <https://odoo-community.org/shop/product/database-cleanup-918>
- When data records are deleted during the migration (such as views or
  other system records), this is done in a secure mode. If the deletion
  fails because of some unforeseen dependency, the deletion will be
  cancelled and a message is logged, after which the migration
  continues.
- Prevent a number of log messages that do not apply when using
  OpenUpgrade.
- Suppress log messages about failed view validation, which are to be
  expected during a migration.
- Run migration scripts for modules that are installed as new
  dependencies of upgraded modules (when there are such scripts for
  those particular modules)
- Production databases generated with demo data, will be transformed to
  non-demo ones. If you want to avoid that, you have to pass through the
  environment variable OPENUPGRADE_USE_DEMO, the value "yes".

For detailed documentation see:

- <https://github.com/OCA/OpenUpgrade/>
- <https://oca.github.io/OpenUpgrade>

This module is a technical module that contains a number of
monkeypatches to improve the behaviour of Odoo when migrating your
database using the OpenUpgrade migration scripts:

- Prevent dropping columns or tables in the database when fields or
  models are obsoleted in the Odoo data model of the target release.
  After the migration, you can review and delete unused database tables
  and columns using database_cleanup. See
  <https://odoo-community.org/shop/product/database-cleanup-918>
- When data records are deleted during the migration (such as views or
  other system records), this is done in a secure mode. If the deletion
  fails because of some unforeseen dependency, the deletion will be
  cancelled and a message is logged, after which the migration
  continues.
- Prevent a number of log messages that do not apply when using
  OpenUpgrade.
- Suppress log messages about failed view validation, which are to be
  expected during a migration.
- Run migration scripts for modules that are installed as new
  dependencies of upgraded modules (when there are such scripts for
  those particular modules)
- Production databases generated with demo data, will be transformed to
  non-demo ones. If you want to avoid that, you have to pass through the
  environment variable OPENUPGRADE_USE_DEMO, the value "yes".

For detailed documentation see:

- <https://github.com/OCA/OpenUpgrade/>
- <https://oca.github.io/OpenUpgrade>

This module is a technical module that contains a number of
monkeypatches to improve the behaviour of Odoo when migrating your
database using the OpenUpgrade migration scripts:

- Prevent dropping columns or tables in the database when fields or
  models are obsoleted in the Odoo data model of the target release.
  After the migration, you can review and delete unused database tables
  and columns using database_cleanup. See
  <https://odoo-community.org/shop/product/database-cleanup-918>
- When data records are deleted during the migration (such as views or
  other system records), this is done in a secure mode. If the deletion
  fails because of some unforeseen dependency, the deletion will be
  cancelled and a message is logged, after which the migration
  continues.
- Prevent a number of log messages that do not apply when using
  OpenUpgrade.
- Suppress log messages about failed view validation, which are to be
  expected during a migration.
- Run migration scripts for modules that are installed as new
  dependencies of upgraded modules (when there are such scripts for
  those particular modules)
- Production databases generated with demo data, will be transformed to
  non-demo ones. If you want to avoid that, you have to pass through the
  environment variable OPENUPGRADE_USE_DEMO, the value "yes".

For detailed documentation see:

- <https://github.com/OCA/OpenUpgrade/>
- <https://oca.github.io/OpenUpgrade>