itsulu-blog-publisher/CHANGELOG.md
Nicholas Riegel 6702c8390e release: v0.5.0 — establish Odoo 19.0 branch (multi-version support)
Seed the 19.0 series branch from the 17.0 baseline and wire up the
per-Odoo-version structure:
- .odoo-series = 19.0; Dockerfile FROM odoo:19.0; manifest 19.0.0.5.0
- PORTING.md tracks the Odoo-19 API porting checklist
- README retargeted to 19.0 with a porting-in-progress notice
- CHANGELOG v0.5.0 entry

NOTE: code is seeded from 17.0 — the Odoo-19 port is NOT yet verified
(see PORTING.md). Not deploy-ready on a 19.0 instance until the suite
runs green there.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-30 11:15:50 -04:00

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# Changelog
All notable changes to **ITSulu Blog Publisher** are recorded here.
This project uses a three-part version number — `MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH` (each part 0999):
- **MAJOR** — a major release for sale; significant feature upgrades or a significant change to the software.
- **MINOR** — one or more features added, or a meaningful performance improvement.
- **PATCH** — a single group of commits, or one large commit.
Release notes are written in plain language so anyone on the team can follow what changed.
---
## v0.5.0 — 2026-05-30
Sets up support for **multiple Odoo Community versions**, each on its own branch — the same
model the Odoo project itself uses. We initially target **Odoo 19.0** (the latest stable) and
**Odoo 14.0** (the version ITSulu runs in production).
### Added
- **Per-Odoo-version branches.** The addon now lives on a branch per Odoo release — `19.0`
and `14.0` — so each can track the API differences of its Odoo version independently. Check
out the branch that matches your Odoo install.
- **Version tooling is Odoo-aware.** The release helper (`bump-version.sh`) now reads which
Odoo series a branch targets and stamps the addon and release tags accordingly
(e.g. `19.0-v0.5.0`, `14.0-v0.5.0`), so one product version can ship on several Odoo versions.
- A `PORTING.md` on each version branch tracks what still needs checking for that Odoo release.
### Notes
- This `19.0` branch is **seeded from the 17.0 codebase** and the Odoo-19 port is still being
verified — see `PORTING.md`. For production today, use the `14.0` branch (also in progress).
- Documentation (`README`, `CLAUDE.md` §15) now describes the branch-per-version model.
---
## v0.4.8 — 2026-05-30
The first tagged release. This version gets the whole test suite running green on the
ITSulu Kubernetes cluster and fixes two bugs that affected real blog posts and emails.
### Fixed
- **Notification emails now render correctly.** The email template was written in an old
syntax that Odoo 17 no longer understands, so notification emails were going out with raw
code (like `${object.blog_post_id.name}`) instead of the actual post title. The template
was rebuilt using Odoo 17's current format, so subjects and bodies now fill in properly.
- **Generated blog posts are no longer empty.** When a post was created automatically, the
AI-written body was being thrown away before it reached the post. Every auto-generated post
was published blank. The body is now saved to the post's content field.
- Removed a duplicate field definition that produced a warning on every Odoo startup.
### Testing & Infrastructure
- The full automated test suite — **69 tests** (48 unit, 15 behaviour, 6 performance) — now
passes end to end on the ITSulu Kubernetes test cluster.
- The CI/CD pipeline was corrected: stages now run in the right order, database credentials
are handled properly, and test reports are generated as build artifacts.
- End-to-end tests now run as ephemeral jobs on the ITSulu cluster (`itsulu-testing`
namespace) instead of an external preview service.
- Brought the test code up to date with Odoo 17 (email rendering, blog post fields, and the
behaviour-test environment setup).
### Documentation
- Recorded the Odoo 16 → 17 migration lessons (email templates, post body fields, template
database refresh) in `CLAUDE.md` so they are not rediscovered the hard way.
- Introduced this changelog and the project versioning scheme.