Bruno-brsy
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Step to reproduce: 1) create a product with, the "Product Type" as "Storable Product" + A "Product Category" with a "Costing Method" set in "FIFO" mode and the Inventory Valuation in "Automated". 2) create a Purchase Order for 1 unit of that product and set the unit price to 10.00. Confirm Order -> Receive Products -> Validate (the delivery) -> Apply 3) create a second Purchase Order for 1 unit of the same product but set the unit price to a different price, like 20.00. Confirm Order -> Receive Products -> Validate (the delivery) -> Apply 4) create a Sales Orders for 1 unit -> Confirm -> Smart button Delivery -> Validate -> Apply 5) check the cost on the product form of that product. On the V13 it will be $10, so its the last unit that left the stock On V14 and upper, it will be $20, so the next product that will leave the stock. The help popup for the field "standard_price" doesn't reflect the correct behavior. It's the standard price for the next unit instead of the last one. closes odoo/odoo#84289 X-original-commit: 9e0a529b603302653dac2a8fb692472fc500c147 Signed-off-by: William Henrotin (whe) <whe@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Bruno-brsy <brsy@odoo.com>
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