I have no problems using the search method with sudo but the browse method gives no result.
search_objs = env['res.partner'].sudo(user.id).search([])
browse_objs = env['res.partner'].sudo(user.id).browse([])
assert len(search_objs) = len(browse_objs)
Is this result difference intended ?
Is this only happening to my configuration ? .
Do you experience the same ?
Hi Yurdik
Using sudo with browse is not the problem, the issue is that browse receive always a an id or a list of ids to browse. As opposite to search that receive a domain that could be empty the browse method really need the ids to retrieve the results. If you pass a list of ids to the browse you could make the asserts works, like:
search_objs = env['res.partner'].sudo(user.id).search([])
browse_objs = env['res.partner'].sudo(user.id).browse(search_objs)
assert len(search_objs) = len(browse_objs)# ok
I did forget that. :-) I do work a lot with erppeek, and erppeek allows to specify the search_domain also in browse. Thanks a lot.
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