Tiffany Chang (tic)
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Before this commit, `stock.warehouse.orderpoint` `_compute_qty` didn't depend on `purchase.order.line` (POL). This means when a relevant POL was edited/cancelled, then the `qty_forecast` wouldn't correctly update. To reproduce: - Create a product w/ a vendor and buy route active, - Go to replenishment report, create a reordering rule, and hit order for product (RFQ should be created) - Cancel the RFQ and go back to replenishment report The product should reappear in the list view, but does not because it's `qty_forecast` has not updated and therefore has not updated corresponding `qty_to_order` value. Note string rename of `purchase_line_warn` 'Purchase Order Line' => 'Purchase Order Line Warning' is due to repeat label use issue. It is better to rename the poorly labeled `purchase_line_warn` than to give a hacky label for new One2many field. Task: 2285912 Manual forward port of: odoo/odoo#56580 due to migration test error closes odoo/odoo#56625 Closes: odoo/odoo#56625 Signed-off-by: Arnold Moyaux <amoyaux@users.noreply.github.com>
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