Denis Ledoux
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By default, the default warehouse of a sale order is the first warehouse of the company of the user creating the sale order. In the case of a sale order created from the website, the user who is creating the sale order is the superuser, a.k.a the administrator. There was a big issue in the context of a multicompany database, with an administrator changing of company: the sale orders coming from the website would suddenly change of company, which is wrong. This was even more severe when the admin changed to a company which had no warehouse defined: It was then impossible to create the website cart, as no default warehouse was found, while the warehouse is a required field on the order. This revision ensures that the cart / sale order is always created under the website company opw-704557
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