Testing your code in Odoo: Why and how should you do it?

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Location: Hall 7.D - 9/18/25, 3:00 PM - 9/18/25, 3:30 PM (Europe/Brussels) (30 minutes)

Testing your code in Odoo: Why and how should you do it?

Julien Mougenot

Software Developer at Odoo

Julien Mougenot

Software Developer at Odoo

Julien has been working as a JavaScript developer since 2019 when he joined the Odoo JS framework team. Over the years, he has gained extensive experience with the language and the then-newly introduced Web framework, Owl, where he contributed to the conversion and development of numerous components and features. In late 2023, he began developing his most notable work: an in-house client-side unit testing framework called Hoot.

In this presentation, you will learn how to improve the maintainability and reliability of your Odoo codebase using tests. It will cover the different types of tests (unit vs. integration, a.k.a. "Tours") across all possible testing environments—whether by writing JavaScript/Python code or by using the Tour Recorder. By the end of this session, you should understand the various tools used to test new or existing features and how to use and integrate them into your workflow.