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Uninstall an Odoo module via terminal command line

 Uninstall an Odoo module (via terminal/command line)


If you're just trying to uninstall a module (disable it in the database), you can run a script using Odoo’s shell:

./odoo-bin shell -d your_database_name


Then, once inside the shell:

module = env['ir.module.module'].search([('name', '=', 'your_module_name')])
module.button_immediate_uninstall()


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