If copy=True for production_id, a move created from a push rule will be added
in the list of Product Produced. Therefore, we must set manually the value of
production_id of the scrapped moves.
opw-643877
Was removed at 5b479e6 as no longer used (and was a wrongly used there as dit not
check if a "normal" BoM has an higher sequence).
However for stablility reason, we do not remove methods in version 8.0 (if was
used in community).
Will be removed in master.
The bom related to the product in a sale line order must be
filtered by the function _bom_find. If two boms can be applied
on a product, the bom with the smallest sequence is applied.
opw:632558
This rev. 7307227 ensured to not (re-)set the state 'confirmed' to exploded moves with a more advanced state (for instance, 'assigned')
Nevertheless, the location chaining is performed on the move confirmation, through the action_confirm method of the stock.move model. Besides, the resulting moves of the _action_explode method had the state 'confirmed' on creation, the 'confirmed' state wasn't set by the method 'action_confirm', meaning that the moves were confirmed without having the location chaining done. Allowing moves to go through the action_confirm method even if the state was 'confirmed' or further triggered the location chaining.
Preventing already confirmed moves to go through the action_confirm method prevented the location chaining, thus.
We now create the resulting moves with the 'draft' state, and then confirm them through the procurement workflow signal 'button_confirm'. Thus, the resulting moves are confirmed by going through the action_confirm method, writing the confirmed state and triggering the location chaining at the same time. We then write the 'assigned' state if necessary.
opw-617235
[IMP] Recheck should be type object and procure_method read only when not in draft
[FIX] Inversion of moves in the correct way and assigning production_id
As the moves are split the other way, the original move needs to be done. Also the production_id for linking the
new to be produced moves and the production order must be written on those.
[IMP] Clean
Simplify the action_consume of the consumption lines after the corrections
by Kevin Wang. Also the UoMs are revised as the action_consume uses the default UoM
of the product.
We have to avoid circular boms where a child bom should not contain the product that
represents the parent bom, but it is possible for example to use another product of the parent bom in
the child bom.
As the consume line move has no procurement rule, its origin will have no description. So, when there is
none it will also check the description of the previous move (when passed to procurement for example) This way
the chained moves or purchase order for example will have the MO-number as origin and not nothing.
[IMP] Change assignation
[IMP] UoM changes continuation
[IMP] Make sure we can use 2 times the same product in a BoM
[IMP] Source document for consume lines to procurement
For instance, setting a BOM Phantom with:
Finished product: stockable, MTO Manufacture
Components: stockable, MTS, Buy. Inventory set to 1000
Stock moves of components are directly set to assigned once the procurement confirmed thanks to JIT
The stock moves should not be set back to confirmed after they have been assigned
A squashed merge is required as the conversion of the apiculture branch from
bzr to git was not correctly done. The git history contains irrelevant blobs
and commits. This branch brings a lot of changes and fixes, too many to list
exhaustively.
- New orm api, objects are now used instead of ids
- Environements to encapsulates cr uid context while maintaining backward compatibility
- Field compute attribute is a new object oriented way to define function fields
- Shared browse record cache
- New onchange protocol
- Optional copy flag on fields
- Documentation update
- Dead code cleanup
- Lots of fixes
Nicolas Martinelli
Martin Trigaux
Goffin Simon
vnsofthe
Josse Colpaert
Christophe Simonis
Denis Ledoux
kevin wang
Raphael Collet
Christophe Matthieu
Quentin (OpenERP)
Olivier Dony
Josse Colpaert
Cedric Snauwaert