3:30pm - WORKSHOP. Mastering Version Upgrades with OpenUpgrade: Easier Than You Think (90mins) | The Odoo Community Association

Talks

3:00pm - OpenUpgrade: What it is? Why are we working on it? Why do we need it? (30mins)
Enric Tobella Alomar
Done
10:05am - Stress-Free: How to Upgrade Client Versions and Boost Their Business Easily and Efficiently? (30mins)
Maria Florencia Frigieri Parma
Done
2:00pm - Monitoring Odoo deployments with Grafana Cloud (30mins)
Pablo Esteban Baquero
Done
11:30am - Automating Supplier Orders and Transfers in Odoo with Perishable Goods and Multiple Working Schedules (30mins)
Alexandre Galdeano
Done
10:30am - Accounting cutoff or how to distribute your revenues/expenses (30mins)
Pierre Verkest
Done
9:30am - GIT Insides (30mins)
Pierre Verkest
Done
10:00am - Quality and other Management Systems (30mins)
Maxime Chambreuil
Done
12:30pm - Utilising Domain Driven principles within the OCA ecosystem (30mins)
Graeme Gellatly
Done
10:40am - server_environment for dummies : odoo in multiple environments done right (30mins)
Raphaël Reverdy
Done
2:30pm - OCA General Assembly Preparation (30mins)
OCA Board
Done

3:30pm - WORKSHOP. Mastering Version Upgrades with OpenUpgrade: Easier Than You Think (90mins)

Open Upgrade

Location: Millau Room - 1st Floor - 9/30/24, 3:30 PM - 9/30/24, 5:00 PM (+0200) (1 hour 30 minutes)

Miquel Raïch miquel.raich@forgeflow.com 93 220 2231

Miquel is technical consultant at ForgeFlow, and has been involved as developer of the openupgrade project since migration to version 9.

This talk aims towards showing newcomers to openupgrade that migrating their databases and contributing to openupgrade is easier than you think. In this talk you will learn how can you conduct a migration of a simple database across multiple odoo versions using OpenUpgrade. The minimum infrastructure required to migrate will be presented, you will learn how to quickly see migration results even when not all your modules are migrated, and you will learn some of the rules used to migrate a new module. Finally, guidelines to contribute to the OpenUpgrade project will be presented.

45 minutes to introduce the topic to participants, and 45 minutes for participants to test themselves.