File store for environment file sample module
This module provides a file store for classical configuration by environment file pattern into OpenERP provided by the server_environment addon. Please look at this module for more info and doc.
Note: you should not install this module ‘as is’, since it is an example module, but rather adapt it to your needs, and ensure your version of the module gets picked up by OpenERP. This can be ensured by putting the directory where your version of server_environment_files lives before this one in the addons-path variable of the OpenERP configuration file.
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