Yes i know, but i do not want to see the id on the tree as id is not use IRL (just a sql thing).
I would like to see it on the tree view on party. so i tried to get that reverse order everywhere for parties because in the everyday life the last entered are the most. I could add date column in tree to sort by but is is less-happy solution for me. is there a way to sort by in the filter and make it a bookmark ?
i tried also the xml thing but i am sure it was not the good place…
i search in party.xml but i didn’t find where to write it.
ps It is sad (well i didn’t find) that all “filters” are on values and not in order, for exemple without showing a date col (for example to fetch last modification). But i understand that the easiness to write modules or alter views have some caveats.
tryton is my 10-20 years’ accounting solution. i was on open_erp before and tiny_erp before-before.
ps : i am on a 6.X version (/o) because that was the one that felt on working in debian 12.x
ok i do not understand and i do not know where (and how) to investigate.
i have the same configuration on 2 different servers. in one the changes are working, in the second one, with the same (?) configuration and the same change, it does not work.
i have the 2 files side by side to verify that there is not a typo somewhere. the order by works perfectly in psql but it fails in party view…
how can i debug that ?
I copied the entire folder from one server to the other, made an update and still the same
Ok i found the ghost : one is running
/lib/systemd/system/tryton-server.service (the one working)
and the other runs
wsgi /lib/systemd/system/tryton-server-uwsgi@.service
the mystery still here.
if i stop wsgi (with systemctl stop tryton-server-uwsgi@tryton
and systemctl start tryton-server - still not : working order bi id desc instead of write-date.