Jorge Pinna Puissant
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- Create and validate an invoice in a date (near the end of the fiscal
year for example: 20.12.2019) in a foreign currency;
- Pays the invoice in a different date (23.12.2019), the invoice is
settled and a currency exchange is created;
- In the new fiscal year (for example: 03.01.2020), amends the invoice
(a description change for instance): cancel the invoice, change the
invoice into draft, made the amends, re-validate the invoice and
re-settle the invoice (a new currency exchange reversal is created).
Before this commit, when cancelling the invoice, a currency exchange
reversal is created at the current date (03.01.2020) to revert the first
currency exchange reversal. When the invoice is re-settle, a new
currency exchange is created a date of the payment (23.12.2019).
This means that, in the fiscal year of 2019 two currency exchanges were
created, and in the new fiscal year of 2020 a currency exchange revert
is created. To avoid this erroneous situation, the date of a currency
exchange reversal should be the creation date of the currency exchange.
Now the currency exchange reversal entries has the same date as the
initial currency exchange entry.
opw-2209675
closes odoo/odoo#48344
X-original-commit: cedfbd0379a907650db9b23f6c5203522d4ced95
Signed-off-by: Jorge Pinna Puissant (jpp) <jpp@odoo.com>
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