Adrien Widart
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When running the scheduler, if one of the concerned product is a kit, it will always generate a RfQ for the components, even if there are already enough of them. To reproduce the error: (Need purchase) 1. Create 2 products P and P_compo - Both must be storable products - P_compo must have at least one vendor 2. Go on P-product page 3. Add a reordering rule (e.g., min: 5 and max: 10) 4. Add a BoM - Must be a Kit - Add P_compo to components 5. Inventory > Operations > Run Scheduler 6. Go to Purchase, find the generated RfQ 7. Confirm the order, Receive Products, Validate 8. Go on P-product's page - As you can see, you have enough P-products on hand 9. Repeat steps 5-6 => You should not find any RfQ since you already have enough P-products. When checking the P-product's page, you can see the correct quantity on hand because it uses the `_compute_quantities` method and this one has been overridden in the mrp-module so a kit will be correctly computed. However, when running the scheduler, it uses another method to get the current quantities: `_compute_quantities_dict`. Since this method has not been overridden in mrp-module, it will use the basic implementation and this one does not consider the possibility for a product to be a kit. This fix creates an override of `_compute_quantities_dict` so it can compute the correct quantities of products with 'phantom' as BoM type. Moreover, for the code to be simpler and clearer, thix fix also merges `_compute_quantities` and the new `_compute_quantities_dict`. OPW-2421841 closes odoo/odoo#64326 X-original-commit: 609e2f4427082431b56aa8f999d74ed9d39db653 Signed-off-by: Nicolas Lempereur (nle) <nle@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Adrien Widart <adwid@users.noreply.github.com>
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