Refactor account code filtering to support alphanumeric codes and move zero-balance summary account exclusion from SQL to Python for broader compatibility.

README.md

@@ -15,10 +15,11 @@ By default, Odoo hides accounts that have no activity or balance. This module en
 
 1.  **Show All Accounts**: Automatically injects accounts with zero balance into reports if they are missing from the standard view.
 2.  **Smart Filtering for Summary Accounts**:
-    *   Accounts ending in `0` (e.g., `100000`, `111000`) are treated as "View" or "Summary" accounts.
+    *   Accounts ending in `0` (e.g., `100000`, `111000`, `A10`) are treated as "View" or "Summary" accounts.
     *   These accounts are **excluded** if they have no balance and no activity.
     *   They are **included** only if they have a non-zero balance or activity in the selected period.
     *   This prevents report clutter while keeping necessary headers visible when active.
+    *   Supports both numeric and alphanumeric account codes.
 3.  **Global Compatibility**: 
     *   Works with **General Ledger** and **Trial Balance** via a specialized handler.
     *   Works with **Balance Sheet** and generic reports via a global report extension.
@@ -36,8 +37,8 @@ By default, Odoo hides accounts that have no activity or balance. This module en
 ## Technical Details
 
 *   **Models Extended**:
-    *   `account.general.ledger.report.handler`: Overrides `_query_values` to inject missing empty accounts.
+    *   `account.general.ledger.report.handler`: Overrides `_query_values` to inject missing empty accounts. Uses Python-side filtering to exclude 0-balance accounts ending in '0', ensuring broad compatibility with different database configurations.
-    *   `account.report`: Overrides `_get_lines` to post-filter summary accounts (ending in '0') that may have been included by standard logic but are actually zeroed out.
+    *   `account.report`: Overrides `_get_lines` to post-filter summary accounts (ending in '0') that may have been included by standard logic but are actually zeroed out. Uses Python-side filtering to support alphanumeric codes.
 
 ## Dependencies
 

__manifest__.py

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     'name': 'Account Report Show All',
-    'version': '17.0.1.0.0',
+    'version': '17.0.1.0.1',
     'category': 'Accounting/Reporting',
     'summary': 'Show all accounts in General Ledger and Trial Balance',
     'description': """

models/account_general_ledger.py

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ class GeneralLedgerCustomHandler(models.AbstractModel):
         domain = [
             *self.env['account.account']._check_company_domain(report.get_report_company_ids(options)),
             ('id', 'not in', list(existing_account_ids)),
-            ('code', 'not like', '%0')  # Filter out unused accounts ending with 0. Used accounts (with balance) are already included by super().
+            # ('code', 'not like', '%0')  # Removed incorrect domain
         ]
         
         if options.get('filter_search_bar'):
@@ -99,6 +99,8 @@ class GeneralLedgerCustomHandler(models.AbstractModel):
         }
 
         for account in missing_accounts:
+            if account.code and account.code.endswith('0'):
+                continue
             # We need a separate copy of the values for each account/column_group to avoid reference issues 
             # (though strictly speaking they are all 0 so it might not matter, but safer to copy)
             

models/account_report.py

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ class AccountReport(models.Model):
                 code_part = parts[0] if parts else ''
                 
                 # Logic: Hide if code ends with '0' AND has no balance
-                if code_part.isdigit() and code_part.endswith('0'):
+                if code_part.endswith('0'):
                     has_balance = False
                     for col in line.get('columns', []):
                         val = col.get('no_format')
@@ -45,9 +45,13 @@ class AccountReport(models.Model):
                 
                 # If we keep it, track the account ID
                 # Usually report lines for accounts have 'res_id' pointing to account.account id 
-                if keep_line and line.get('res_model') == 'account.account':
+                if keep_line:
-                     seen_account_ids.add(line.get('res_id'))
+                    res_model = line.get('res_model')
-                elif keep_line: 
+                    res_id = line.get('res_id')
+                    
+                    if res_model == 'account.account' and res_id:
+                        seen_account_ids.add(res_id)
+                    else:
                         # Fallback for complex IDs or different formats
                         line_id = line.get('id', '')
                         
@@ -62,11 +66,9 @@ class AccountReport(models.Model):
                         elif '~account.account~' in line_id:
                             try:
                                 # Split by | and find the part with account.account
-                            # This is a bit manual but robust enough for this format
                                 parts = line_id.split('|')
                                 for p in parts:
                                     if '~account.account~' in p:
-                                    # p might be '~account.account~3743'
                                         acc_id_str = p.split('~account.account~')[-1]
                                         acc_id = int(acc_id_str)
                                         seen_account_ids.add(acc_id)
@@ -83,7 +85,7 @@ class AccountReport(models.Model):
             domain = [
                 ('company_id', 'in', self.env.companies.ids),
                 ('id', 'not in', list(seen_account_ids)),
-                ('code', 'not like', '%0')
+                # ('code', 'not like', '%0') # Removed as it excludes valid accounts on some DBs
             ]
             missing_accounts = self.env['account.account'].search(domain)
             
@@ -110,6 +112,9 @@ class AccountReport(models.Model):
 
             # Add missing accounts to account_lines
             for account in missing_accounts:
+                if account.code and account.code.endswith('0'):
+                    continue
+                
                 new_line = {
                     'id': f'account.account_{account.id}',
                     'name': f'{account.code} {account.name}',