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account.report.annotation

Account Report Annotation. Defined in module account_reports; exists in Odoo 18, 19, 20. Across the upgrade steps we tracked: 1 fields added, 4 removed, 0 renamed.

  1. Odoo 16 not covered
  2. Odoo 17 not covered
  3. Odoo 18 account_reports
  4. Odoo 19 account_reports
  5. Odoo 20 account_reports

This is an Enterprise model: Odoo 16 and 17 Enterprise sources are not part of the data, so those versions show as not covered.

Odoo 17 to 18

Community only All changes in this step

Not covered: this step compares Community modules only and this model belongs to an Enterprise module.

Odoo 18 to 19

Community + Enterprise All changes in this step

Fields removed (4)

FieldTypeModuleNotes
fiscal_position_idmany2oneaccount_reports
line_idcharaccount_reports
report_idmany2oneaccount_reports
textcharaccount_reports

Fields added (1)

FieldTypeModule
message_idmany2oneaccount_reports

Odoo 19 to 20

Community + Enterprise All changes in this step

No change to this model's own fields in this step.

All fields declared on account.report.annotation (6)

Fields this model declares itself in any version, with the versions they exist in. Inherited fields (mail.thread and other mixins) are on the parent model's page.

present not present not covered (Enterprise, Odoo 16 and 17)

Show all 6 fields
FieldTypeLabelModule1617181920
datedateaccount_reportsE
fiscal_position_idmany2one account.fiscal.positionaccount_reportsE
line_idcharaccount_reportsE
message_idmany2one mail.messageMessageaccount_reportsE
report_idmany2one account.reportaccount_reportsE
textcharThe annotation's content.account_reportsE

Related models

Linked by its relational fields: account.fiscal.positionaccount.reportmail.message

Coverage. Odoo 16 to 17 and 17 to 18 compare Community modules only (the Enterprise 16 and 17 sources are not available to us). Odoo 18 to 19 and 19 to 20 include Community and Enterprise modules. Everything here comes from a static read of the Odoo source code: a field counts as removed only when no parent model, mixin or delegated model still provides it. Fields created dynamically at run time can be missed, and entries we could not confirm are marked as low confidence.