Hi all,
I'm a bit confused about inheritance in tryton.
I see two patterns: one using _inherits, and an other doing... something
else, like account_invoice_history, which almost looks like proper
sub-classing (overloading? adapting?)
In the first case, a new - specialized - model is introduced, while in
the latter, the same model is re-used, fields may be added, and
behaviour maybe modified. Right?
Please correct me if I'm wrong - trying to figure out the use cases for
them:
1) use _inherits if you want to create a new model that adapts/extends
an existing model, while leaving the original model as-is.
2) use _name overloading if you want to modify an existing model.
is this a correct deduction?
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