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Odoo/OpenERP Warning : invalid module names, ignored

Create a new module and new class. After adding 2 variables in class, I tried to restart OpenERP server with following command :

Command : $./openerp-server -u <module_name> -d <db_name>

 Example : $./openerp-server -u my_training -d training

Server got started but showed me following warning message on console :

Warning :  invalid module names, ignored

 Checked code and followed all necessary steps to check each and everything but was not getting any clue. After some time found a link and ran following command on console :

Command : $./openerp-server -u base -i <module_name> -d <db_name>

 Example : $./openerp-server -u base -i my_training -d training

 It worked. What this command will do is; it will install all the base modules and update your new module as well.

I feel like this solution is good but not the best. If someone else is having better one please don't hesitate to post as comments.

Thanks!!!!!! Enjoy Programming :)

Reference Link : https://www.odoo.com/forum/Help-1/question/is-Update-Module-List-from-command-line-possible-54578

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  1. Jesús25 May 2017 at 21:58

    Thanks I had the same problem and this worked.

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  2. Mobilunity15 February 2018 at 16:49

    Thanks for sharing, good work!You are probably using Odoo 11 by now. A lot of things were to discover when Open ERP changed its name to Odoo. Actually, the list of changes is quite impressive: https://mobilunity.com/blog/odoo-vs-openerp-comparison-of-these-systems/. That backward compatibility came really handy.

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