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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.
from datetime import datetime, time
from dateutil.relativedelta import relativedelta
from odoo import fields
from odoo.tools import mute_logger
from odoo.addons.hr_holidays.tests.common import TestHrHolidaysCommon
class TestAccrualAllocations(TestHrHolidaysCommon):
def setUp(self):
super(TestAccrualAllocations, self).setUp()
# Make sure we have the rights to create, validate and delete the leaves, leave types and allocations
LeaveType = self.env['hr.leave.type'].with_user(self.user_hrmanager_id).with_context(tracking_disable=True)
self.accrual_type = LeaveType.create({
'name': 'accrual',
'allocation_type': 'fixed',
'validity_start': False,
})
self.unpaid_type = LeaveType.create({
'name': 'unpaid',
'allocation_type': 'no',
'unpaid': True,
'validity_start': False,
})
self.set_employee_create_date(self.employee_emp_id, '2010-02-03 00:00:00')
self.set_employee_create_date(self.employee_hruser_id, '2010-02-03 00:00:00')
def set_employee_create_date(self, id, newdate):
""" This method is a hack in order to be able to define/redefine the create_date
of the employees.
This is done in SQL because ORM does not allow to write onto the create_date field.
"""
self.env.cr.execute("""
UPDATE
hr_employee
SET create_date = '%s'
WHERE id = %s
""" % (newdate, id))
def test_accrual_base_no_leaves(self):
""" Test if we can allocate some leaves accrually to an employee """
alloc = self.env['hr.leave.allocation'].with_user(self.user_hrmanager_id).with_context(tracking_disable=True).create({
'name': 'Accrual allocation for employee',
'employee_id': self.employee_emp_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.accrual_type.id,
'allocation_type': 'accrual',
'number_of_days': 0,
'number_per_interval': 1,
'interval_number': 1,
'unit_per_interval': 'days',
'interval_unit': 'weeks',
})
alloc.action_approve()
alloc._update_accrual()
self.assertEqual(alloc.number_of_days, 1, 'Employee should have been allocated one leave day')
def test_accrual_base_leaves(self):
""" Test if the accrual allocation take the unpaid leaves into account when allocating leaves """
alloc = self.env['hr.leave.allocation'].with_user(self.user_hrmanager_id).with_context(tracking_disable=True).create({
'name': 'Accrual allocation for employee with leaves',
'employee_id': self.employee_hruser_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.accrual_type.id,
'allocation_type': 'accrual',
'number_of_days': 0,
'number_per_interval': 1,
'interval_number': 1,
'unit_per_interval': 'days',
'interval_unit': 'weeks',
})
alloc.action_approve()
employee = self.env['hr.employee'].browse(self.employee_hruser_id)
# Getting the previous work date
df = employee.resource_calendar_id.plan_days(-2, fields.Datetime.now()).date()
leave = self.env['hr.leave'].with_user(self.user_hrmanager_id).with_context(tracking_disable=True).create({
'name': 'Leave for hruser',
'employee_id': self.employee_hruser_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.unpaid_type.id,
'date_from': datetime.combine(df, time(0, 0, 0)),
'date_to': datetime.combine(df + relativedelta(days=1), time(0, 0, 0)),
'number_of_days': 1,
})
leave.action_approve()
alloc._update_accrual()
self.assertEqual(alloc.number_of_days, .8, 'As employee took some unpaid leaves last week, he should be allocated only .8 days')
def test_accrual_many(self):
"""
Test different configuration of accrual allocations
"""
Allocation = self.env['hr.leave.allocation'].with_user(self.user_hrmanager_id).with_context(tracking_disable=True)
alloc_0 = Allocation.create({
'name': '1 day per 2 weeks',
'employee_id': self.employee_emp_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.accrual_type.id,
'allocation_type': 'accrual',
'number_of_days': 0,
'number_per_interval': 1,
'interval_number': 2,
'unit_per_interval': 'days',
'interval_unit': 'weeks',
})
alloc_1 = Allocation.create({
'name': '4 hours per week',
'employee_id': self.employee_emp_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.accrual_type.id,
'allocation_type': 'accrual',
'number_of_days': 0,
'number_per_interval': 4,
'interval_number': 1,
'unit_per_interval': 'hours',
'interval_unit': 'weeks',
})
alloc_2 = Allocation.create({
'name': '2 day per 1 month',
'employee_id': self.employee_emp_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.accrual_type.id,
'allocation_type': 'accrual',
'number_of_days': 0,
'number_per_interval': 2,
'interval_number': 1,
'unit_per_interval': 'days',
'interval_unit': 'months',
})
alloc_3 = Allocation.create({
'name': '20 days per year',
'employee_id': self.employee_emp_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.accrual_type.id,
'allocation_type': 'accrual',
'number_of_days': 0,
'number_per_interval': 20,
'interval_number': 1,
'unit_per_interval': 'days',
'interval_unit': 'years',
})
(alloc_0 | alloc_1 | alloc_2 | alloc_3).action_approve()
Allocation._update_accrual()
self.assertEqual(alloc_0.number_of_days, 1)
self.assertEqual(alloc_1.number_of_days, .5)
self.assertEqual(alloc_2.number_of_days, 2)
self.assertEqual(alloc_3.number_of_days, 20)
def test_accrual_new_employee(self):
"""
Test if accrual allocation takes into account the creation date
of an employee
"""
Allocation = self.env['hr.leave.allocation'].with_user(self.user_hrmanager_id).with_context(tracking_disable=True)
self.set_employee_create_date(self.employee_emp_id, fields.Datetime.to_string(fields.Datetime.now()))
alloc_0 = Allocation.create({
'name': 'one shot one kill',
'employee_id': self.employee_emp_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.accrual_type.id,
'allocation_type': 'accrual',
'number_of_days': 0,
'number_per_interval': 1,
'interval_number': 1,
'unit_per_interval': 'days',
'interval_unit': 'weeks',
})
alloc_0.action_approve()
Allocation._update_accrual()
self.assertEqual(alloc_0.number_of_days, 0, 'Employee is new he should not get any accrual leaves')
def test_accrual_multi(self):
""" Test if the cron does not allocate leaves every time it's called but only when necessary """
alloc = self.env['hr.leave.allocation'].with_user(self.user_hrmanager_id).with_context(tracking_disable=True).create({
'name': '2 days per week',
'employee_id': self.employee_emp_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.accrual_type.id,
'allocation_type': 'accrual',
'number_of_days': 0,
'number_per_interval': 1,
'interval_number': 2,
'unit_per_interval': 'days',
'interval_unit': 'weeks',
})
alloc.action_approve()
alloc._update_accrual()
alloc._update_accrual()
self.assertEqual(alloc.number_of_days, 1, 'Cron only allocates 1 days every two weeks')
def test_accrual_validation(self):
"""
Test if cron does not allocate past it's validity date
"""
Allocation = self.env['hr.leave.allocation'].with_user(self.user_hrmanager_id).with_context(tracking_disable=True)
alloc_0 = Allocation.create({
'name': '20 days per year',
'employee_id': self.employee_emp_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.accrual_type.id,
'number_of_days': 0,
'number_per_interval': 20,
'interval_number': 1,
'unit_per_interval': 'days',
'interval_unit': 'years',
'date_to': fields.Datetime.from_string('2015-02-03 00:00:00'),
})
alloc_0.action_approve()
Allocation._update_accrual()
self.assertEqual(alloc_0.number_of_days, 0, 'Cron validity passed, should not allocate any leave')
def test_accrual_balance_limit(self):
""" Test if accrual allocation does not allocate more than the balance limit"""
allocation = self.env['hr.leave.allocation'].with_user(self.user_hrmanager_id).with_context(tracking_disable=True).create({
'name': 'accrual 5 max',
'employee_id': self.employee_emp_id,
'holiday_status_id': self.accrual_type.id,
'allocation_type': 'accrual',
'accrual_limit': 5,
'number_of_days': 0,
'number_per_interval': 6,
'interval_number': 1,
'unit_per_interval': 'days',
'interval_unit': 'weeks',
})
allocation.action_approve()
allocation._update_accrual()
self.assertEqual(allocation.number_of_days, 5, 'Should have allocated only 5 days as balance limit is 5')
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