• Prerequisites
• Build your environment
  • For private modules
  • For existing public modules
  • For new public modules
• Deploy
• Tests
• Environment Variables
• Issues

Look at the INSTALL file.

Go to the root directory of the cloned Github repository and run:

docker-compose build

To start Odoo:

docker-compose up

• Create a new branch and add your module in odoo/src/private-addons
• Add your module as a dependency of the customer module
• Commit, push your branch and create a pull request against master

Modules must be available on Pypi, otherwise look at the next section.

• Create a new branch
• Add the module in odoo/requirements.txt
• Add the module as a dependency of the customer module
• Commit, push your branch and create a pull request against master

• In Github, fork the repo in the ursais organization
• Add the repo as a submodule:

git submodule add --name repo -b 16.0 https://github.com/ursais/repo.git
odoo/src/repo

• Create a new branch in odoo/src/ and add your module
• Commit your changes and push your module to Github
• In Github (https://github.com/ursais), create a pull request against the corresponding OCA repository
• Add a section (1 per repo) in repos.yml and include your pull request
• Run Git Aggregator:

gitaggregate -c repos.yml -p -j 10

• Add your module as a dependency of the customer module
• Add your module in odoo/Dockerfile
• Commit, push your branch and create a pull request against master

Look at the helm/README.md file.

• For functional tests using Selenium, please go to odoo/tests/selenium.
• For performance tests using Locust, please go to odoo/tests/locust.

Description: A list of variables that have default values when not set in docker-compose.yml. These environment variables can be altered to directly impact configurations of the build when using docker-compose up

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