def _google_delete(self, google_service: GoogleCalendarService, google_id, timeout=TIMEOUT):
with google_calendar_token(self.env.user.sudo()) as token:
if token:
google_service.delete(google_id, token=token, timeout=timeout)
# When the record has been deleted on our side, we need to delete it on google but we don't want
# to raise an error because the record don't exists anymore.
self.exists().need_sync = False
def reset_account(self):
google = GoogleCalendarService(self.env['google.service'])
events = self.env['calendar.event'].search([
('user_id', '=', self.user_id.id),
('google_id', '!=', False)])
if self.delete_policy in ('delete_google', 'delete_both'):
with google_calendar_token(self.user_id) as token:
for event in events:
google.delete(event.google_id, token=token)
if self.delete_policy in ('delete_odoo', 'delete_both'):
events.google_id = False
events.unlink()
if self.sync_policy == 'all':
events.write({
'google_id': False,
'need_sync': True,
})
self.user_id.google_cal_account_id._set_auth_tokens(False, False, 0)
self.user_id.write({
'google_calendar_sync_token': False,
'google_calendar_cal_id': False,
})
def _google_delete(self,
google_service: GoogleCalendarService,
google_id,
timeout=TIMEOUT):
with google_calendar_token(self.env.user.sudo()) as token:
if token:
google_service.delete(google_id, token=token, timeout=timeout)
self.need_sync = False
