[FIX] survey_record_generation: partner_id/email on survey.user_input could be wrong
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New version : 16.0.1.0.3

_mark_done() only set partner_id/email when it created a *new* res.partner.
If the answer already had a partner_id/email (e.g. inherited from the Odoo
user logged in when the /survey/start link was opened), that value was kept
even though the record creation matched or created a different, correct
contact from the participant's own answers.

Now we always sync partner_id/email to the res.partner actually matched or created
from the participant's answers.

Add a migration to relink partner_id/email on existing done submissions.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
"""Relink survey.user_input.partner_id/email to the contact that actually
matches each participant's own answers.
Before this version, survey.user_input.partner_id/email were only updated
when _mark_done() created a *new* res.partner. If the answer already had a
partner_id/email (e.g. inherited from the Odoo user who was logged in when
the /survey/start link was opened, or from some other unidentified cause),
_mark_done() silently kept that value even when the survey_record_creation
config found or created a different, correct contact from the participant's
own answers. This backfill re-runs that resolution for every already-done
answer and fixes partner_id/email accordingly.
It never re-triggers the other survey.user_input._mark_done() overrides
(crm lead / event registration / notification modules, ...): it only calls
the res.partner-matching helpers directly, so it can't create duplicate
leads, registrations, etc. for historical submissions.
A res.partner is expected to already exist for every done submission (it
was necessarily found or created the first time _mark_done() ran), so this
backfill never creates one. It first looks for the survey.generated.record
row _mark_done() logged when it created that partner, and falls back to
re-deriving the match through find_existing_record()/
find_duplicate_if_there_are_fields_with_unicity_check() when there is no
such row (existing partner matched instead of created) or it points to a
partner that has since been deleted (e.g. merged into another contact). If
neither approach finds anything, the record is left untouched and logged
for manual review instead.
"""
import logging
from odoo import SUPERUSER_ID, api
_logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def migrate(cr, version):
env = api.Environment(cr, SUPERUSER_ID, {})
user_input_model = env["survey.user_input"]
surveys_with_partner_creation = env["survey.record.creation"].search(
[("model_id.model", "=", "res.partner")]
).survey_id
user_inputs = user_input_model.search(
[
("survey_id", "in", surveys_with_partner_creation.ids),
("state", "=", "done"),
]
)
_logger.info(
"survey_record_generation: relinking partner_id/email on %d done "
"survey.user_input records",
len(user_inputs),
)
fixed_count = 0
not_found_count = 0
for user_input in user_inputs:
record_creations = user_input.survey_id.survey_record_creation_ids.filtered(
lambda rc: rc.model_id.model == "res.partner"
).sorted("sequence")
record_creation = record_creations[:1]
if not record_creation:
continue
# 1) Prefer the res.partner this very submission created, if any
# (the first one, by id, in the rare case there is more than one):
# it's the exact record _mark_done() produced for this answer, no
# guessing involved. This is also the only option for surveys whose
# record creation has neither update_existing_records nor any
# unicity_check field configured, since find_existing_record()/
# find_duplicate...() can then never find anything (nothing to
# search on).
record = False
for generated in user_input.generated_record_ids.sorted("id"):
if (
generated.survey_record_creation_id == record_creation
and generated.created_record_id
and generated.created_record_id._name == "res.partner"
and generated.created_record_id.exists()
):
# The referenced partner may have since been deleted (e.g.
# merged into another contact): in that case it's not usable
# and we fall through to the search-based lookup below.
record = generated.created_record_id
break
# 2) Otherwise, this submission matched an already-existing partner
# instead of creating one (find_existing_record()/find_duplicate...()
# branch of _mark_done()): re-derive it the same way.
if not record:
# Only compute the fields find_existing_record()/find_duplicate...()
# actually read (the search field, and any unicity_check field),
# not every field of the record creation: other fields (e.g. a
# "record" reference to a model defined in a module that depends
# on this one) may not be loadable yet at this point of the
# upgrade, and are useless here anyway since this backfill never
# writes to res.partner.
needed_field_names = set()
if (
record_creation.update_existing_records
and record_creation.field_to_retrieve_existing_records
):
needed_field_names.add(
record_creation.field_to_retrieve_existing_records.name
)
unicity_field_values = record_creation.field_values_ids.filtered(
lambda field_value: field_value.unicity_check
)
needed_field_names.update(unicity_field_values.mapped("field_id.name"))
vals = {}
for field_value in record_creation.field_values_ids:
if field_value.field_id.name not in needed_field_names:
continue
value, __ = user_input_model.get_value_based_on_value_origin(
field_value=field_value,
user_input=user_input,
created_records={},
model="res.partner",
other_record_fields_to_update=[],
)
vals[field_value.field_id.name] = value
existing_record = user_input_model.find_existing_record(
record_creation, vals
)
duplicate = (
user_input_model.find_duplicate_if_there_are_fields_with_unicity_check(
"res.partner", record_creation, vals
)
)
record = duplicate or existing_record
if not record:
_logger.warning(
"survey_record_generation: no existing res.partner found for "
"survey.user_input %s while backfilling partner_id/email, "
"leaving it untouched",
user_input.id,
)
not_found_count += 1
continue
if user_input.partner_id != record or user_input.email != record.email:
user_input.partner_id = record.id
user_input.email = record.email
fixed_count += 1
_logger.info(
"survey_record_generation: fixed %d survey.user_input records "
"(%d without a matching res.partner)",
fixed_count,
not_found_count,
)