Using pyson, I can set the states attribute for a field based on the context. As an example, if the number of groups in context is greater than 2, the following will set a field to be read-only: description = fields.Char('Description', states={'readonly': Len(Eval('context', {}).get('g…

The type of groups must be a list or a dict. PYSON use the default value (which is an empty string) to determine the type. So you must explicitly say that groups is a list with: Eval('context', {}).get('groups', []).

Check if specific group(s) are in context - Pyson

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JCavallo (Jean Cavallo) September 20, 2021, 2:45pm 2

Hello,

Is there a reason why you cannot just remove write access for this field on this group ?

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