Loged on as Administrator, I see “Modules” in the menu. There is a list:
“Unactivated”:
account_asset
account_invoice
account_payment
account_product
account_statement
bank
company
country
currency
party
product
“Mark for Upgrade”:
ir|Activated|
res|Activated|
Conveniently, there is a “Perform Pending Activation/Upgrade” entry on the menu, but when I select this, the list of targets appears to be empty, consequently, nothing happens.
I’m pretty sure that this is my next step, but I seem to be going nowhere. Any advice?
After installing a module (for example by using pip), make sure that you restart trytond.
Trytond needs to load the modules, which happens only at start-up (unless you are running trytond with the --dev option)
There are two ways to activate a module:
Through the client
or you can do it using trytond-admin like this: trytond-admin -v -c trytond.conf -d databasename -u modulename --activate-dependencies
Maybe the commandline will at least tell you in text form which is easier to share if there is a problem.
In the following example I am activating production_routing module:
If you are using the tryton client to activate a module, be sure to click on Mark for Activation.
After this the State column should write To be activated.
Like this:
Keep in mind that it is documented here.
If you look at the module using the form view (press Ctrl+L, press the arrow buttons on the left upper side of the interface, or enter) I think it is pretty obvious how to mark the module for activation.
Maybe it would be more obvious if the columns were sized right from the beginning so that all the text Mark for activation would be visible.