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It is still possible to have negative and positive quants in the same
location because of returns: if you send something to the customer that
is not there and you return it, you will still be able to reserve the
returned goods to send to another client.
Before, if you would do an inventory adjustment, it would not take into
account these returned quants and their negative counterpart, which made
them difficult to get out of the system.
This fix takes them into account by creating two movements for one
inventory line: move the positive counterpart to the inventory location
before getting back from this location the same quantity.
This way, even if you have 0 as quantity on hand but you have those 2
quants, it will eliminate them. (if you are increasing the stock, part
of the process might have done it automatically already).
Also, a key of context has been added which authorizes the process described above in the case of both a tracked product and no lot_id on the stock inventory
OPW 743107
Closes#17167
On large databases, the orderpoint calculation can fail due to the huge
cache used diring the process.
Instead of using one cursor for the transaction, we create a new cursor
every 100 orderpoints, to limit the cache size and speed up the
performances.
opw-726711
Closes#16158
- Activate the MTO route on SO lines
- Activate the route "Buy" on a Product A without quantity on hand, add
a supplier
- Create a SO with 2 lines. First line is Product A, second line is
Product A with route MTO
- Confirm the SO, run the procurement if necessary
- Confirm the PO, receive the products
- On the picking generated from the SO, you should have one line
"Waiting Availability" (the line not MTO) and one line "Available"
(the line MTO).
- Click "Recheck Availability". One reserved quant from line 2 is moved
to line 1.
A trick is to assign first the move with ancestors, so we don't "steal"
the reservation on the other move.
Fixes#15950
opw-725373
When the quantity on hand is updated from the wizard, it may result in
completely inconsistent results.
This happens for example in the following case:
- 10 Units in Stock/WH
- 18 Units in Stock/WH/Shelf 1
The "New Quantity on Hand" suggests a theoretical quantity by taking
into account the location and its sub-locations. It the example, that
would mean 28 Units in location 'Stock/WH'.
However, the `_get_quants` method of the `stock.inventory.line` model
doesn't take into account the children locations. Therefore, the
theoretical quantity would be 10 Units in location 'Stock/WH'.
This inconsistency confuses the user, and the new quantity added might
introduce unexpected results.
opw-703886
Before, it did a search to see if the package existed,
but the only thing it needs to do is see if the package
on the pack operation corresponds to that of the quant. (no need to check children also)
There is a test added:
A picking with 120 pieces incoming, 120 in pack 1, 80 in pack2
When we deliver those in a picking out, with product pack operations: (by taking them out of the pack)
120 from pack 1 and 80 from pack2,
we should only have 2 quants and links between moves in the end
And before, it generated 3 because it matched the wrong quants and made the wrong links.
opw 693760 closes#13836
Before this commit, the inventory by lot/pack/serial/... was only visible
if you switch quickly between res_config and adjustment inventory... once
the vaccumn clean the osv memory, the options was ignored.
Same issue with the _get_string_qty_information function.
In purchase, a special key is set in the context to simplify the name
of the picking type: instead of the normal name, only the name of the
warehouse is used. This is problematic if more than one incoming picking
type exists for a given warehouse, as it prevents you from being able to
differentiate them. Asking users to modify the view to remove the
context key seem a bit too much to ask for something that should be
simple.
It is my understanding that this was implemented only for cosmetic
reasons, but I am willing to assume that having to select
"YourCompany: Delivery Orders" instead of simply
"YourCompany" for people who only have one picking type should not
be too disruptive or obscure.
opw-685751
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