Adrien Widart
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In the Barcode app, if the user is on a delivery order, adds a product and then decreases the product's quantity, when validating the order, the backorder window is displayed. To reproduce the error: (Need sale_management,stock_barcode) 1. Go to Sales 2. Create a SO - Add one Product P 3. Save, Confirm 4. Check the generated delivery reference R 4. Go to Barcode > Operations > Delivery Orders > R 5. Complete the P's quantity 6. Add Product - Select a Product P_extra - Set a quantity (e.g., 1) 7. Confirm 8. Edit the P_extra's line - Decrease the quantity (e.g., 0) 9. Confirm 10. Validate => A window is displayed so the user can create a backorder for the missing P_extra. Since the SO does not contains any P_extra, proposing to create a backorder does not make sense. When adding an extra product to the delivery, it creates a stock move line with the `product_uom_qty` set to 0. Since there isn't any stock move associated, it also creates a new one. Here is the issue: the `product_uom_qty` of the stock move is defined thanks to the `qty_done` of the extra product. Later, when validating the delivery, the server uses the `product_uom_qty` of the stock move to check if a backorder is needed. This the reason why, if the user decreased the quantity, the backorder proposition is displayed: the `qty_done` is less than the `product_uom_qty`. OPW-2411461 closes odoo/odoo#63664 X-original-commit: f5c0990c6af2f44f503de1cc50cc5b094e31976a Signed-off-by: adwid <adwid@users.noreply.github.com>
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