Pieter Claeys (clpi)
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Impacted versions: 15.0 Steps to reproduce (starting from ENTERPRISE 15.2): - enable Work Orders - create new BoM for a new product - add 1 operation w/ 1 step (e.g. Instructions) - add 1 component to BoM with operation_id (Consumed in Operation) = the operation - Create and confirm a MO with new BoM + 2 Quantity to Produce - Produce 1 product via the tablet view flow (i.e. complete instruction step + Validate 1 component in "Register Consumed Materials" step + Mark As Done) Current behaviour: Backorder is correctly created, but its workorder is missing the "Register Consumed Materials" step Expected behaviour: Step is correctly created Note: same issue occurs with Byproducts having an operation_id (i.e. "Produced in Operation") Issue is due to when _split_productions() first creates the backorders, they are created without move_raw_ids and move_finished_ids (see: _get_backorder_mo_vals()). When the backorders are created, they auto-create and auto-confirm their workorders. Since a quality point (e.g. operation step) exists for the workorder, the initial _action_confirm will _create_checks() for the quality point, but the "Register Consumed Materials" steps are created by the operation_id values in the move_raw_ids and move_finished_ids which haven't been set yet. This makes it so when the second _action_confirm() is called on the workorders (i.e. after their moves have been set) at the end of _split_productions(), the _create_checks() will be skipped because it assumes all the quality points have been created since one already exists. Task: 2800975 Community PR: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/87681 Enterprise PR: https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/pull/26437 closes odoo/odoo#89486 X-original-commit: 67524eb948b7e122f33abf344b28b59bd81eb88d Related: odoo/enterprise#26534 Signed-off-by: Tiffany Chang <tic@odoo.com>
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