Odoo Runbot

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Published in Blog on July 09, 2019 4 min read

Odoo Runbot

The Odoo Runbot (or simply runbot) is a server hosting installed editions / branches of Odoo. It is available at runbot.odoo.com and is a constantly up to date server running Odoo for testing and demo purposes. Moreover, several of the latest builds of the Odoo branches (7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, saas and master) as well as development and testing branches are available. You log in with admin/admin. There are generally two databases available 'all' (every module installed with demo data) and 'base' (no modules installed). The home page of runbot shows green (thumb up) and red (thumb down) highlighted squares to indicate a build works (green) or doesn't work (red).

If you have a problem with your Odoo installation, you can check if the same problem occurs on runbot (in which case it is probably a bug) or doesn't occur (in which case it is probably a configuration problem).

In addition, you can also use runbot to see what is different about a newer build than the one you have installed. Therefore, bear in mind this is a multi-user environment. You may see evidence of others using the system at the same time you are using it. For Odoo Partners, runbot is a platform where you can test the branches pushed on GitHub. Hover over any branch with a RED square (thumb down), and you will see a gear icon. Click it and select "Logs". As a result, you will then be able to see a detailed log file indicating what failed.

The Odoo Community Association has their own runbot server at http://runbot.odoo-community.org/runbot

Odoo_runbot

In addition, to open the latest build version click on the fast-forward button on the leftmost side. To open the required Odoo build version click on the blue button in the rows.

If the user needs to open the latest build version click on the fast-forward button on the leftmost side.

Bulid version of runbot odoo

To open the required Odoo build version click on the blue button .

To see the detailed log file indicating the Build errors; click the gear icon present in any of the failed branch.

log file indicating the Build errors

Here is a sample log file generated by Odoo Runbot.

log file generated runbot odoo

Let us see how to test modules directly in the runbot odoo.

Firstly, go to runbot.odoo-community.org. When you start it you can see in the leftmost top corner an option which is linked to github where we can choose which directory of github you want to test in.

Right now iam going to test account invoicing, so i selected it from the list.

account invoicing runbot odoo

Thus, here we can see many different versions of that module, select which one you needs and click on that blue button.

After clicking that button it will take you to a login page.

on login page enter credentials:

• Admin

password: admin

• Demo

password: demo

The User name is admin , and the password is also admin. Thus, from this page itself we can manage the databases by clicking on the link manage databases.

manage database in odoo

As a result, after our successful login, we can see some difference in the modules it is not similar to that before, here we can test each new modules as our wish.

Modules view in odoo

There are generally two databases available 'all' (every module installed with demo data) and 'base' (no modules installed).

• All:

In this type of database every modules installed with demo. For connecting to ‘all’ database click on the gear icon and a drop down list will be opened like this.

Modules in odoo

• Base:

Firstly, in base database no modules become installed. Thus, install updated modules for pull request builds and base modules for branch builds. For some repositories explicit modules (i.e. ones, that are specified in runbot settings) are installed too.

base database runbot odoo

• Full base logs :

Full logs of installation process in -base database

• Full all logs :

Full logs of installation process in -all database

• Full run logs :

Full logs for both databases after running, i.e. when Blue and Green button are available. Logs includes cron work, url requests etc.

Full logs for databases after running

In addition to this, here we introduces you about how to run odoo and the installation of Odoo 12 very simply.

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