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It's currently impossible to set fixed delivery costs in eCommerce without installing Inventory. This is a problem for one-app free instances on our SaaS, which would need to pay for a feature that should be part of the basic eCommerce features bundle. Delivery is now split from inventory/stock module to allow for a soft free integration into website_sale. This PR makes it possible to define fixed-cost delivery methods in eCommerce without installing Inventory by adding a direct dependency of `website_sale` on `delivery`. The bridge between those two modules is therefore included in the former. Steps are: - extract the Inventory logic from the `delivery` module into a new `stock_delivery` module; - move `website_sale_delivery` into `website_sale`; - adapt dependencies to `delivery` and `website_sale_delivery`; - remove bridge module with loyalty directly in `website_sale_loyalty`; - move `website_sale_delivery_mondialrelay` to `website_sale_mondialrelay`. task-3074497 task-3203210 See also: - https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/36609 - https://github.com/odoo/upgrade/pull/4362 closes odoo/odoo#110686 Related: odoo/upgrade#4362 Related: odoo/enterprise#36609 Signed-off-by: Victor Feyens (vfe) <vfe@odoo.com>
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