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  I create a draft Sale Order with 2 lines but 1 canceled in order to check if the canceled lines are not considered in the logic
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  !record {model: sale.order, id: sale_order_cl_3}:
    partner_id: base.res_partner_15
    partner_invoice_id: base.res_partner_address_25
    partner_shipping_id: base.res_partner_address_25
    pricelist_id: product.list0
    order_policy: manual
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  !record {model: sale.order.line, id: sale_order_cl_3_line_1}:
    order_id: sale_order_cl_3
    product_id: product.product_product_27
    product_uom_qty: 1
    product_uom: 1
    price_unit: 3645
    name: 'Laptop Customized'
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  !record {model: sale.order.line, id: sale_order_cl_3_line_2}:
    order_id: sale_order_cl_3
    product_id: product.product_product_12
    product_uom_qty: 1
    product_uom: 1
    price_unit: 12.50
    name: 'Mouse, Wireless'
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  I cancel the first line
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   !python {model: sale.order.line, id: sale_order_cl_3_line_1}: |
     self.button_cancel()
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  I confirm the sale order
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  !workflow {model: sale.order, action: order_confirm, ref: sale_order_cl_3}
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  I check that no procurement has been generated for the canceled line
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  !assert {model: sale.order.line, id: sale_order_cl_3_line_1, string: The canceled line should not have a procurement}:
    - not procurement_ids
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  I check that we have only 1 stock move, for the not canceled line
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  !python {model: sale.order, id: sale_order_cl_3}: |
    moves = self.picking_ids.mapped('move_lines')
    assert len(moves) == 1, "We should have 1 move, got %s" % len(moves)