Adrien Widart
716bc63dd2
In some cases, when making an inventory adjustment, the `in_date` of the
new quant will be incorrect
To reproduce the issue:
(Let D01 be the current date)
1. Create a storable product P
2. Set its quantity to 1
3. Process a delivery order with 1 x P
4. Set the date in the future
- Let D02 be this date
5. Make an inventory adjustment with 1 x P
Error: The `in_date` of the quant (for P in the stock location) is D01
instead of D02 (can be observed either directly in PSQL, on the form
view of the quant (via Locations > Current Stock), or by adding the
field on the tree view)
When validating the stock adjustment, at some point, the module calls
`_action_done` on a SML (1 x P from Inventory Adjustment to the Stock
Location). To do so, it decreases the quantity of the origin location
and increases the quantity of the destination location thanks to
`_update_available_quantity`:
https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/b4a9e5b8307ab1b730effe2de23f15260326ef6c/addons/stock/models/stock_move_line.py#L485-L493
But here is the issue: when decreasing the quantity in the virtual
location (Inventory Adjustment), it finds an old quant (the one from
step 2 in above use case). It then stores its `in_date` (D01) and since
this date is before the current one (D02), D01 is kept, used to update
the quant quantity and returned in `action_done`. As a result, when
increasing the quantity in the stock location,
`_update_available_quantity` is called with the parameter `in_date`
defined and equal to D01. Again, D01 will be the earliest date, so the
date will be used to create/update the quant in stock location.
OPW-2702198
closes odoo/odoo#83009
X-original-commit: e27ee5cd6b19351a00030310d1db3a0defe5b31a
Signed-off-by: Arnold Moyaux <arm@odoo.com>
Signed-off-by: Adrien Widart <awt@odoo.com>
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