[13.0][FIX] queue_job: recompute with user #649
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So the time required to compute such fields by the ORM is taken into account when the 'date_done' and 'exec_time' values are set on the job.
When queue_job is not used, recomputing is done with the same user that did the changes. queue_job changes that and the superuser is used instead. That causes problems. For example, when mail are sent, if the superuser has no mail address. After this change, the original user is used instead of the superuser.
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When queue_job is not used, recomputing is done with the same user that did the changes.
queue_job changes that and the superuser is used instead. That causes problems. For example, when mail are sent, if the superuser has no mail address.
After this change, the original user is used instead of the superuser.
Goes after #648