I would like to play down the importance of this "bug". Some tables like "res.users", "res.company" etc. are supposed to be called nearly at each ORM call, and therefore must be pre-initialized.
Try to avoid adding columns in them, it is also a performance issue.
I remember we have these 'property' fields, couldn't we use them instead, for the functionality you describe?
Note that this bug is mostly mitigated in pg84, by the fact that browse() doesn't fetch all columns by default.
I would like to play down the importance of this "bug". Some tables like "res.users", "res.company" etc. are supposed to be called nearly at each ORM call, and therefore must be pre-initialized.
Try to avoid adding columns in them, it is also a performance issue.
I remember we have these 'property' fields, couldn't we use them instead, for the functionality you describe?
Note that this bug is mostly mitigated in pg84, by the fact that browse() doesn't fetch all columns by default.