Nicolas Galler
303c04348e
Behavior prior to this commit: If I have a pre-existing order (confirmed, but without available product) on a product with an MTO route, and I now place a new order on that product then confirm the generated PO, in the forecast report the quantities from the PO will be shown as being applied to the pre-existing order first. For example: - create a product with an MTO route (set a vendor) - create a SO (SO1) for 5 units of that product and confirm it. Verify that a PO (PO1) was generated. Cancel the PO. - create a new SO (SO2) for 10 units of the product and confirm it. Confirm the PO (PO2) that is generated. - run the forecast report. It should show: | Replenishment | Quantity | Used By | |------------------------------------| | PO | 10 | SO2 | | Not available | -5 | SO1 | But instead it shows: | Replenishment | Quantity | Used By | |------------------------------------| | PO | 5 | SO1 | | PO | 5 | SO2 | | Not available | -5 | SO2 | When the product is received for PO, the quantity received is correctly applied to SO2, not SO1. Behavior after this commit: - when generating the forecast report, we have to tie each outgoing shipment with 0 or more incoming shipment. After this commit, the computation will be made without considering candidate incoming shipments that are linked (via `move_dest_ids`) to a different outgoing shipment. - for receipts that are not tied to another move (move_dest_ids is empty), there is no change of behavior - for receipts that are "over-delivering", for example if there was a generated PO for 10 units but they manually increased it to 15 to cover both SO, there is no change of behavior: it will still show as replenishing both SO. Note: - in a multi step environment the report does not correctly allocate quantities once some steps of the order are processed (the quantity will be shown as coming from stock, but in fact not all steps have been processed), this is accepted as a known limitation to prevent making too much of a performance hit for the MTO case (this behavior is the same as what was present before the commit) opw-2412137 closes odoo/odoo#63529 X-original-commit: 95435c056236438c61688855748b3afac57416a2 Signed-off-by: Nicolas Galler <ngaller@users.noreply.github.com>
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