[IMP] pos_restaurant: allow orders w\o table #164918
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Can we consider this way ? |
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Traditionally, pos restaurant expects all orders to be associated with a table. This is not always convenient for the end user as many usecases exist where "floating" orders would be prefferable. ex.: orders for delivery, takeout, etc. In this commit we add the ability to create "floating" orders. Because the linking of orders with tables is such an integral part of `pos_restaurant`, we create by default a "shadow" table in each restaurant floor and associate "floating" orders with this table. This allows us to not modify the whole codebase. Aditionally, we create a new ui element that is helpfull when displaying a list of items that might be larger that it's parent element, but where we don't want scrolling. Only as many items as will fit will be displayed, the rest being shown to the user upon clicking on a "show more" button. Another possible usecase for this element could be the category list in pos. Task: 3908568
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Traditionally, pos restaurant expects all orders to be associated with a
table. This is not always convenient for the end user as many usecases
exist where "floating" orders would be prefferable. ex.: orders for
delivery, takeout, etc.
In this commit we add the ability to create "floating" orders.
Because the linking of orders with tables is such an integral part of
pos_restaurant, we create by default a "shadow" table in eachrestaurant floor and associate "floating" orders with this table.
This allows us to not modify the whole codebase.
Aditionally, we create a new ui element that is helpfull when displaying
a list of items that might be larger that it's parent element, but where
we don't want scrolling. Only as many items as will fit will be
displayed, the rest being shown to the user upon clicking on a "show
more" button. Another possible usecase for this element could be the
category list in pos.
Task: 3908568
https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/62608
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