OpenID Authentification

build Migration considerations

• Imports from the old `openerp.modules.registry` namespace: renamed to `odoo` since Odoo 10.0. migration-openerp-import · source
• Imports from the old `openerp.osv` namespace: renamed to `odoo` since Odoo 10.0. migration-openerp-import · source
• Imports from the old `openerp.exceptions` namespace: renamed to `odoo` since Odoo 10.0. migration-openerp-import · source
• Imports from the old `openerp` namespace: renamed to `odoo` since Odoo 10.0. migration-openerp-import · source
• For a target of Odoo 10.0+: use the `__manifest__.py` manifest name instead of `__openerp__.py`. The filename alone does not establish module age or compatibility. migration-openerp-manifest · source
• res_users — Class 'res_users' still inherits from the old-style `osv.osv` API: rewrite it against `models.Model`/`models.TransientModel`/`models.AbstractModel` - the old `osv`/`orm` API was removed entirely in modern Odoo. migration-old-api-base · source
• res_users — Class 'res_users' declares `_columns` as a plain dict: old-style field/default declarations, replace with `fields.X(...)` class attributes and `default=`. migration-old-style-fields · source
• Raw `cr.execute()` INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE bypasses the ORM (no compute/constrains/tracking/mail): `UPDATE res_users SET login_date=now() AT TIME ZONE 'UTC' WHERE login=%s AND openid_key=%s AND active=%s RETURNING id` - re-check the table/column names still match after upgrading. migration-raw-sql-write · source

Migration review checklist, not a compatibility verdict. No target version is selected: apply version-specific advice only when migrating to that version or later.