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I can already launch my server with Odoo, Odoo enterprise and my custom_addons.
However I have other problems like updating the code live, I have to constantly restart the server. I saw that there were default parameters for development like: --dev=reload using the "watchdog" lib, except that after 2 3 refresh the server shuts down.
I have already used Odoo.sh and its editor, and Python recompiles well with each change, so this is doable
Same for Owl components, I find it crazy that in 2023 there is no auto refresh, so I am looking for the most optimized solution for Odoo module development.
Do you have an installation guide for local development?
The development by Docker is perhaps simpler?
Some additional information:
I am on windows
VScode, and I'm using vscode launch.js configs for Odoo server
Thanks in advance
by Sylvain - 11:41 - 17 Aug 2023
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Re: Development environment
I have tried dob. I love it, it's awesome. Odoo gets up and running in record time, but I have a problem with debugging.
https://github.com/initOS/dob/issues/4El vie, 18 ago 2023 a las 8:27, Frederik Kramer (<notifications@odoo-community.org>) escribió:... and if you happen to find dooba (which is really good) a bit to technical (as it contains almost all debugging / logging and montoring tool you can imagine) you can also give
a spin. It is inspired by the works of Technativa (on Doodba) and other Docker based environments of e.g. Camp2Camp but less complex (as it contains fewer tools). We run that from the developer machine up to large Kubernetes landscapes.
So you got plenty of options now. I think everybody would love to read your feedback, how it worked out for you.
Best Frederik
Am 18.08.23 um 07:42 schrieb Enric Tobella Alomar:
+1 we have been using doodba for a year and it works like a charm
On Fri, 18 Aug 2023, 07:37 David Vidal, <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:
About Doodba, I'd recommend you to use the copier template project builder: https://github.com/Tecnativa/doodba-copier-template Following the instructions you'll have an environment in just a few minutes. And if you're already costumed to docker compose for your deployments you'll find it quite easy to get in.
El jue, 17 ago 2023 a las 18:18, tblauwendraat (<notifications@odoo-community.org>) escribió:
For us we've forked Doodba into https://github.com/sunflowerit/waft for the purpose of easily building customer environments on localhost. Previously we used the anybox buildout recipe. You can look at all three of these (Doodba, waft, anybox) and see if its helpful for you
17 aug. 2023 11:42:19 Sylvain Caron <notifications@odoo-community.org>:
Hi,
My name is Sylvain.
I would like to know about creating an Odoo local environment, because I want to be more efficient in the development of the modules, than on Odoo.sh.
I can already launch my server with Odoo, Odoo enterprise and my custom_addons.
However I have other problems like updating the code live, I have to constantly restart the server. I saw that there were default parameters for development like: --dev=reload using the "watchdog" lib, except that after 2 3 refresh the server shuts down.
I have already used Odoo.sh and its editor, and Python recompiles well with each change, so this is doable
Same for Owl components, I find it crazy that in 2023 there is no auto refresh, so I am looking for the most optimized solution for Odoo module development.
Do you have an installation guide for local development?
The development by Docker is perhaps simpler?
Some additional information:
I am on windows
VScode, and I'm using vscode launch.js configs for Odoo server
Thanks in advance
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by Fernando La Chica - 06:15 - 26 Aug 2023 -
Re: Development environment
... and if you happen to find dooba (which is really good) a bit to technical (as it contains almost all debugging / logging and montoring tool you can imagine) you can also give
a spin. It is inspired by the works of Technativa (on Doodba) and other Docker based environments of e.g. Camp2Camp but less complex (as it contains fewer tools). We run that from the developer machine up to large Kubernetes landscapes.
So you got plenty of options now. I think everybody would love to read your feedback, how it worked out for you.
Best Frederik
Am 18.08.23 um 07:42 schrieb Enric Tobella Alomar:
+1 we have been using doodba for a year and it works like a charm
On Fri, 18 Aug 2023, 07:37 David Vidal, <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:
About Doodba, I'd recommend you to use the copier template project builder: https://github.com/Tecnativa/doodba-copier-template Following the instructions you'll have an environment in just a few minutes. And if you're already costumed to docker compose for your deployments you'll find it quite easy to get in.
El jue, 17 ago 2023 a las 18:18, tblauwendraat (<notifications@odoo-community.org>) escribió:
For us we've forked Doodba into https://github.com/sunflowerit/waft for the purpose of easily building customer environments on localhost. Previously we used the anybox buildout recipe. You can look at all three of these (Doodba, waft, anybox) and see if its helpful for you
17 aug. 2023 11:42:19 Sylvain Caron <notifications@odoo-community.org>:
Hi,
My name is Sylvain.
I would like to know about creating an Odoo local environment, because I want to be more efficient in the development of the modules, than on Odoo.sh.
I can already launch my server with Odoo, Odoo enterprise and my custom_addons.
However I have other problems like updating the code live, I have to constantly restart the server. I saw that there were default parameters for development like: --dev=reload using the "watchdog" lib, except that after 2 3 refresh the server shuts down.
I have already used Odoo.sh and its editor, and Python recompiles well with each change, so this is doable
Same for Owl components, I find it crazy that in 2023 there is no auto refresh, so I am looking for the most optimized solution for Odoo module development.
Do you have an installation guide for local development?
The development by Docker is perhaps simpler?
Some additional information:
I am on windows
VScode, and I'm using vscode launch.js configs for Odoo server
Thanks in advance
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by Frederik Kramer - 08:25 - 18 Aug 2023 -
Re: Development environment
+1 we have been using doodba for a year and it works like a charmOn Fri, 18 Aug 2023, 07:37 David Vidal, <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:About Doodba, I'd recommend you to use the copier template project builder: https://github.com/Tecnativa/doodba-copier-template Following the instructions you'll have an environment in just a few minutes. And if you're already costumed to docker compose for your deployments you'll find it quite easy to get in.El jue, 17 ago 2023 a las 18:18, tblauwendraat (<notifications@odoo-community.org>) escribió:For us we've forked Doodba into https://github.com/sunflowerit/waft for the purpose of easily building customer environments on localhost. Previously we used the anybox buildout recipe. You can look at all three of these (Doodba, waft, anybox) and see if its helpful for you
17 aug. 2023 11:42:19 Sylvain Caron <notifications@odoo-community.org>:
Hi,
My name is Sylvain.
I would like to know about creating an Odoo local environment, because I want to be more efficient in the development of the modules, than on Odoo.sh.
I can already launch my server with Odoo, Odoo enterprise and my custom_addons.
However I have other problems like updating the code live, I have to constantly restart the server. I saw that there were default parameters for development like: --dev=reload using the "watchdog" lib, except that after 2 3 refresh the server shuts down.
I have already used Odoo.sh and its editor, and Python recompiles well with each change, so this is doable
Same for Owl components, I find it crazy that in 2023 there is no auto refresh, so I am looking for the most optimized solution for Odoo module development.
Do you have an installation guide for local development?
The development by Docker is perhaps simpler?
Some additional information:
I am on windows
VScode, and I'm using vscode launch.js configs for Odoo server
Thanks in advance_______________________________________________
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by Enric Tobella Alomar - 07:40 - 18 Aug 2023 -
Re: Development environment
About Doodba, I'd recommend you to use the copier template project builder: https://github.com/Tecnativa/doodba-copier-template Following the instructions you'll have an environment in just a few minutes. And if you're already costumed to docker compose for your deployments you'll find it quite easy to get in.El jue, 17 ago 2023 a las 18:18, tblauwendraat (<notifications@odoo-community.org>) escribió:For us we've forked Doodba into https://github.com/sunflowerit/waft for the purpose of easily building customer environments on localhost. Previously we used the anybox buildout recipe. You can look at all three of these (Doodba, waft, anybox) and see if its helpful for you
17 aug. 2023 11:42:19 Sylvain Caron <notifications@odoo-community.org>:
Hi,
My name is Sylvain.
I would like to know about creating an Odoo local environment, because I want to be more efficient in the development of the modules, than on Odoo.sh.
I can already launch my server with Odoo, Odoo enterprise and my custom_addons.
However I have other problems like updating the code live, I have to constantly restart the server. I saw that there were default parameters for development like: --dev=reload using the "watchdog" lib, except that after 2 3 refresh the server shuts down.
I have already used Odoo.sh and its editor, and Python recompiles well with each change, so this is doable
Same for Owl components, I find it crazy that in 2023 there is no auto refresh, so I am looking for the most optimized solution for Odoo module development.
Do you have an installation guide for local development?
The development by Docker is perhaps simpler?
Some additional information:
I am on windows
VScode, and I'm using vscode launch.js configs for Odoo server
Thanks in advance_______________________________________________
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by David Vidal - 07:35 - 18 Aug 2023 -
Re: Development environment
+ For DoodbaHave been using it for local dev alongwith deployment to cloud (k8s) with automated CI/CD. It’s built in support for VSCode is a plus.On Thu, 17 Aug 2023 at 17:18, tblauwendraat <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:For us we've forked Doodba into https://github.com/sunflowerit/waft for the purpose of easily building customer environments on localhost. Previously we used the anybox buildout recipe. You can look at all three of these (Doodba, waft, anybox) and see if its helpful for you
17 aug. 2023 11:42:19 Sylvain Caron <notifications@odoo-community.org>:
Hi,
My name is Sylvain.
I would like to know about creating an Odoo local environment, because I want to be more efficient in the development of the modules, than on Odoo.sh.
I can already launch my server with Odoo, Odoo enterprise and my custom_addons.
However I have other problems like updating the code live, I have to constantly restart the server. I saw that there were default parameters for development like: --dev=reload using the "watchdog" lib, except that after 2 3 refresh the server shuts down.
I have already used Odoo.sh and its editor, and Python recompiles well with each change, so this is doable
Same for Owl components, I find it crazy that in 2023 there is no auto refresh, so I am looking for the most optimized solution for Odoo module development.
Do you have an installation guide for local development?
The development by Docker is perhaps simpler?
Some additional information:
I am on windows
VScode, and I'm using vscode launch.js configs for Odoo server
Thanks in advance_______________________________________________
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by Syed Kamran Ali - 06:34 - 17 Aug 2023