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Rename web_pwa -> pwa #1612
Rename web_pwa -> pwa #1612
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I'm against this change as said. And the name is not valid, as we can have also portal_pwa
as stated in the roadmap.
Add only the symbolic link and we'll see if it's taken by Odoo Apps.
Ok, trying with #1613 |
So, let's hear what Web PSC think about this |
Hi. I'm in favor of B1, because the module is available only since a few days (and not available in the appstore). so making a communication in github & twitter is enough in my opinion. but not a blocking point, I understand other point of views. Anyway, @eLBati thanks again for this great module. |
Considering the installations already made (my case and @pedrobaeza ), if necessary to change the module name to web_pwa_oca is it possible to create the migration script inside the module itself to make the name change? In addition, it was great that this module has no dependence on web_responsive (despite an excellent module) as it allows the use of this module with other themes without conflict. |
I'm sorry for @marcelsavegnago and @pedrobaeza and whoever installed this earlier (I can feel the pain) but this is what ALPHA/BETA maturity stand for. It means it can change. And in any case if @eLBati cares about putting his own work on odoo apps we should allow him to do it in all the ways we can. Stopping this just because few of us out of hundreds of ppl have installed it in a rush on many instances is not a good reason. What we can do IMO is (unless we find any better way to fix this):
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I can add a migration script gladly. What's the best way in this case?
Thanks |
Moving to #1616 |
See #1602 (comment)