1. Check the Module Folder Name

• The module folder name inside addons/ must match the module name in __manifest__.py.
• Example: If your module name is "invreport", ensure the folder is also named invreport/.

2. Verify __manifest__.py File

• Open __manifest__.py and confirm:

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  {
      'name': 'Inventory Report',
      'version': '1.0',
      'author': 'Your Name',
      'depends': ['base'],
      'data': ['views/invreport_view.xml'],
      'installable': True,  # Ensure this is set
      'application': True
  }
  

• Make sure 'installable': True is present.

3. Check for Special Characters or Spaces

• Ensure no spaces, special characters, or uppercase letters in the folder name.
  • ❌ inv report → Invalid
  • ✅ invreport → Correct

4. Ensure the Module is in the Correct Addons Path

• Confirm that the module is inside the correct directory in your Odoo.sh repository:

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  /odoo/custom/addons/invreport/
  

5. Clear Cache and Restart Odoo.sh

• Restart your Odoo.sh instance and run:

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  odoo-bin -u all --stop-after-init
  

• Also, clear VSCode cache by deleting .vscode/ and .gitignore conflicts.

6. Check Git Commit & Push

• Run the following in VSCode terminal:

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  git status
  git add .
  git commit -m "Fix invreport module"
  git push origin <your_branch>
  

• Ensure the module appears in the commit.