Odoo’s Python version requirement has increased multiple times. Running an older Python than required will produce obscure import errors or segmentation faults. Use python3 --version to verify your version before proceeding.
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Configure your odoo.conf file to include both paths in the addons_path parameter, ensuring the Enterprise path is listed. Example configuration line: addons_path = /path/to/odoo/addons,/path/to/enterprise Use code with caution. Risks of Using Unofficial Enterprise Source Code
In your odoo.conf file, specify both paths under the addons_path variable, separated by a comma: Download Odoo Enterprise Source Code
Ensure the path points to both the Community base modules and the new Enterprise modules.
If you use Odoo.sh (Odoo’s PaaS), the Enterprise source code is automatically integrated into your builds. You don't need to manually download it; you simply manage your custom code in a separate repository that "links" to the Enterprise modules provided by the platform. Installation and Setup You must have a paid "On-Premise" subscription
Execute the following command to download the specific version you need (replace 17.0 with your target version): git clone -b 17.0 https://github.com Use code with caution.
For those needing version control or automated deployments, Odoo maintains a private repository at https://github.com/odoo/enterprise . Source install — Odoo 19.0 documentation ensuring the Enterprise path is listed.
Once access is granted, you can clone the repository using your terminal: