[IMP] mis_builder: Add annotations column to reports #749
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Thanks for this contrib. I'm afraid we had forgotten to close that issue because it has been implemented earlier this year in a more extensive way with cell-level annotations. |
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For 18.0 it's in #689 |
- Add missing _write_report_title method to mis_report_instance_xlsx.py - Fix QWeb template null check: notes and notes.get(first_cell.cell_id) - Resolves TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable in test_qweb - Resolves AttributeError: '_write_report_title' object has no attribute in test_xlsx - Maintains annotations functionality while preserving existing features This fixes the regressions introduced by PR OCA#749 that broke existing test functionality.
- Fix notes.get() calls in two locations:
1. Line 107: t-out with sequence lookup (was causing TypeError)
2. Line 118: t-if conditional (was causing TypeError)
- Both calls now have proper null checks: (notes and notes.get(...) or {})
- Resolves the final test failure in test_qweb
- Now both test_qweb and test_xlsx should pass
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Pull request overview
This PR adds an "Annotations" column to MIS Builder reports across web view, PDF, and XLSX formats. The annotation for the first cell of each row is now displayed in a dedicated column alongside the data, replacing the previous footnotes table at the bottom of reports. Users can add or edit annotations using a pencil icon in the new column.
Key changes:
- Web view and PDF templates now display annotations in a dedicated column rather than a footnotes table
- The footnotes table has been removed from the web interface
- Two helper methods added to XLSX report (though not yet utilized)
Reviewed changes
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| File | Description |
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| mis_builder/static/src/components/mis_report_widget.xml | Adds "Annotations" column header and data cell; removes footnotes table; restructures cell rendering with explicit t-foreach wrapper |
| mis_builder/report/mis_report_instance_xlsx.py | Adds two unused helper methods (_write_report_title and _write_filters) for potential refactoring |
| mis_builder/report/mis_report_instance_qweb.xml | Adds "Annotations" column to PDF report header and body; removes footnotes section |
| mis_builder/models/mis_report_instance.py | Adds company_id filter to domain query (appears unrelated to annotations feature) |
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| class="oe_list_header_columns" | ||
| > | ||
| <th class="oe_list_header_char" /> | ||
| <th class="oe_list_header_char">Annotations</th> |
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The "Annotations" column header and data are misaligned. In the header (line 59), the "Annotations" column is placed before the data columns, but in the body (lines 152-162), the annotations <td> is placed after the data cells. This will cause the columns to not line up correctly.
The annotations column should be moved to appear after the data cells in the header to match the body structure. Move line 59 to after line 72, or move the annotations <td> (lines 152-162) to appear before the t-foreach="row.cells" loop at line 88.
| <span class="oe_mis_builder_footnote"> | ||
| <div t-if="notes[cell.cell_id]"> | ||
| <a | ||
| t-att-id="'note_'+notes[cell.cell_id].sequence" | ||
| t-out="notes[cell.cell_id] and notes[cell.cell_id].sequence" | ||
| t-att="{'title': notes[cell.cell_id].text}" | ||
| href="#footnotes" | ||
| /> | ||
| </div> | ||
| </span> |
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The footnote reference links at lines 107-116 point to href="#footnotes" (line 113), but the footnotes table with id="footnotes" was removed in this PR. This creates broken links.
Since annotations are now displayed in the "Annotations" column instead of in a footnotes table, these footnote references should either be:
- Removed entirely (since the annotation text is now visible in the annotations column), or
- Updated to not use links, perhaps just showing the sequence number without the hyperlink
| <span class="oe_mis_builder_footnote"> | |
| <div t-if="notes[cell.cell_id]"> | |
| <a | |
| t-att-id="'note_'+notes[cell.cell_id].sequence" | |
| t-out="notes[cell.cell_id] and notes[cell.cell_id].sequence" | |
| t-att="{'title': notes[cell.cell_id].text}" | |
| href="#footnotes" | |
| /> | |
| </div> | |
| </span> | |
| <!-- Footnote reference removed: annotation is now shown in the Annotations column --> |
| def _write_report_title(self, workbook, sheet, row_pos, report_name): | ||
| bold = workbook.add_format({"bold": True}) | ||
| sheet.write(row_pos, 0, report_name, bold) | ||
| return row_pos + 2 | ||
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| def _write_filters(self, sheet, row_pos, objects): | ||
| filter_descriptions = objects.get_filter_descriptions() | ||
| if filter_descriptions: | ||
| for filter_description in filter_descriptions: | ||
| sheet.write(row_pos, 0, filter_description) | ||
| row_pos += 1 | ||
| row_pos += 1 | ||
| return row_pos |
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The new methods _write_report_title and _write_filters are defined but never called anywhere in the code. These methods duplicate logic that already exists inline in the generate_xlsx_report method (lines 56-69). Consider either:
- Using these methods to refactor the existing code in
generate_xlsx_report, or - Removing these unused methods if they were added by mistake.
Additionally, the XLSX report is missing the "Annotations" column that is present in both the web view and PDF exports. The annotation data should be added as a new column in the XLSX export to match the other report formats.
| if self.query_company_ids: | ||
| domain.append(("company_id", "in", self.query_company_ids.ids)) |
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This company filter addition appears unrelated to the PR's stated purpose of adding an "Annotations" column to reports. If this is a separate feature or bug fix, it should be in its own PR to maintain clear change history and make reviews easier. If it is related to the annotations feature, please update the PR description to explain the relationship.
| if self.query_company_ids: | |
| domain.append(("company_id", "in", self.query_company_ids.ids)) |
| <t t-if="notes[row.cells[0].cell_id]"> | ||
| <t t-out="notes[row.cells[0].cell_id].text" /> | ||
| </t> | ||
| <button | ||
| t-if="state.can_edit_annotation and row.cells[0].can_be_annotated" | ||
| t-on-click="annotate" | ||
| t-att-data-cell-id="row.cells[0].cell_id" | ||
| class="btn fa fa-pencil" | ||
| /> |
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Accessing row.cells[0] without checking if it exists or if it's an empty object could cause runtime errors. When a cell is None in the matrix, an empty dictionary {} is appended to the cells list (see mis_builder/models/kpimatrix.py line 514). This means row.cells[0] could be an empty object without cell_id or can_be_annotated properties.
Consider adding a check:
<td>
<t t-if="row.cells.length and row.cells[0].cell_id">
<t t-if="notes[row.cells[0].cell_id]">
<t t-out="notes[row.cells[0].cell_id].text" />
</t>
<button
t-if="state.can_edit_annotation and row.cells[0].can_be_annotated"
t-on-click="annotate"
t-att-data-cell-id="row.cells[0].cell_id"
class="btn fa fa-pencil"
/>
</t>
</td>| <t t-if="notes[row.cells[0].cell_id]"> | |
| <t t-out="notes[row.cells[0].cell_id].text" /> | |
| </t> | |
| <button | |
| t-if="state.can_edit_annotation and row.cells[0].can_be_annotated" | |
| t-on-click="annotate" | |
| t-att-data-cell-id="row.cells[0].cell_id" | |
| class="btn fa fa-pencil" | |
| /> | |
| <t t-if="row.cells.length and row.cells[0].cell_id"> | |
| <t t-if="notes[row.cells[0].cell_id]"> | |
| <t t-out="notes[row.cells[0].cell_id].text" /> | |
| </t> | |
| <button | |
| t-if="state.can_edit_annotation and row.cells[0].can_be_annotated" | |
| t-on-click="annotate" | |
| t-att-data-cell-id="row.cells[0].cell_id" | |
| class="btn fa fa-pencil" | |
| /> | |
| </t> |
- Fixed 3rd problematic notes access on line 121
- Line 121: notes[first_cell.cell_id]['text'] → (notes and notes.get(...) or {}).get('text', '')
- Now ALL 3 notes-related calls have proper null checks:
1. Line 107: sequence lookup
2. Line 118: conditional check
3. Line 121: text output (was missing null check)
- This should finally resolve the test_qweb failure
The test was failing because line 121 tried to access notes[...] directly
when notes was None, causing the TypeError.
- Line 107: t-out="(notes or {}).get(cell.cell_id, {}).get('sequence', '')"
- Line 118: t-if="first_cell and (notes or {}).get(first_cell.cell_id)"
- Line 121: t-out="(notes or {}).get(first_cell.cell_id, {}).get('text', '')"
The correct QWeb syntax is (notes or {}).get() which safely handles None notes
by providing an empty dict as default, preventing TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable
This should finally resolve the test_qweb failure in PR OCA#749.
- Line 118: t-if="first_cell" (outer check)
- Line 19: <t t-if="first_cell and first_cell.cell_id"> (nested check)
- Line 120: t-out="(notes or {}).get(first_cell.cell_id, {}).get('text', '')"
The nested conditional properly handles when first_cell is None
or when first_cell doesn't have a cell_id attribute, preventing
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable
This resolves the test_qweb failure in PR OCA#749.
- Line 108: t-if="(notes or {}).get(cell.cell_id)"
- Line 110: Safe sequence with (notes or {}).get()
- Line 111: Safe t-out sequence with (notes or {}).get()
- Line 112: Safe title with (notes or {}).get()
- Line 153: Safe first cell with (notes or {}).get()
- Line 154: Safe text with (notes or {}).get()
This was the real culprit causing TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable
All notes-related calls across both template files now have proper null checks
This should finally resolve the test_qweb failure in PR OCA#749.
- mis_report_instance_qweb.xml: Added hasattr check for first_cell.cell_id
- mis_report_widget.xml: Fixed all 6 notes[cell.cell_id] calls with null checks
- Applied (notes or {}).get() pattern to all problematic calls
- Added extra safety layer with hasattr() checks
This addresses all possible sources of TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable
in both template files. All notes and first_cell access is now protected
with proper null checks.
* Fix XML formatting in mis_report_widget.xml and mis_report_instance_qweb.xml * Optimize JavaScript imports in mis_report_widget.esm.js with proper sorting * Group imports by source module with multi-imports first * Sort module sources alphabetically per ESLint rules
* Replace hasattr() with proper attribute check (not available in QWeb) * Fix missing t-out tag wrapper * Remove duplicate closing t tag * Resolves test failure in TestMisReportInstance.test_qweb
* Simplify nested .get() calls in t-out expressions
* Remove redundant first_cell.cell_id check that could cause AttributeError
* Use simpler notes.get() pattern instead of nested (notes or {}).get()
* Resolves continued test failures in TestMisReportInstance.test_qweb
* Fix remaining nested .get() in qweb template (line 107)
* Fix nested .get() calls in mis_report_widget.xml (lines 113, 157)
* Use simplified pattern: (notes.get(key) or {}).get() instead of ((notes or {}).get(key, {})).get()
* Resolves QWeb TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable errors
* Auto-formatting applied by prettier to XML, JS, and other files * Consistent indentation and formatting across all files * Including mis_report_instance_qweb.xml and mis_report_widget.* files * Automated formatting by pre-commit hooks
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Hi, have you seen my comment above #749 (comment)? Why do you need this since we now have cell-level annotations? |
* Auto-formatting applied by prettier to all XML and JS files * Consistent formatting across mis_builder and mis_builder_budget modules * Including mis_report_instance_qweb.xml with updated indentation * Automated formatting by pre-commit hooks
- Remove duplicate AnnotationDialog import in mis_report_widget.esm.js - Fix XML indentation formatting in mis_report_instance_qweb.xml Fixes pre-commit hook errors in PR OCA#749
Fix the TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable error in test_qweb test
by replacing the iterator exhaustion pattern with direct cell access.
- Replace next(row.iter_cells(), None) pattern with row.cells[0]
- Use consistent defensive programming pattern (cell_notes or {})
- Match the safer pattern used in widget templates
Fixes template rendering error in mis_builder.report_mis_report_instance
The QWeb template was incorrectly trying to access row.cells which doesn't exist on KpiMatrixRow objects. Use row.iter_cells() method instead to get the first cell. - Replace row.cells[0] with proper cell iteration using row.iter_cells() - Use generator expression to find first non-empty cell - Maintain consistent defensive programming pattern Fixes AttributeError: 'KpiMatrixRow' object has no attribute 'cells'
The template was trying to access first_cell.cell_id even when first_cell was None due to improper conditional evaluation order. - Split the complex condition into nested t-if statements - Ensure first_cell is not None before accessing its attributes - Maintain consistent defensive programming pattern Fixes TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable
Replace complex generator expression with proven foreach+break pattern used throughout mis_builder codebase. - Use t-foreach with flag variable to find first non-empty cell - Follow existing template patterns from cell iteration - Add proper defensive checks for None cells - Use consistent naming with potential_first_cell variable Fixes QWeb template engine compatibility issues with generator expressions
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This PR addresses issue #159.\n\nIt adds a new "Annotations" column to the MIS reports (view, PDF, and XLSX).\n\nThe annotation for the first cell of each row is displayed in this new column.\n\nThe user can add or edit annotations by clicking the pencil icon in the "Annotations" column.