Nshimiyimana Séna
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Steps to reproduce: - Create a sale order with a product that's invoiced on delivered quantities. - Set delivered quantity (partial delivery) and create an invoice based on the delivered quantity. Set the "Invoice Date" to sometime in the past. - Go to the settings and set "Invoicing Switch Threshold" to any date in the future (so that the invoice you created has a date BEFORE the new threshold) - The invoice will get the label "invoicing app legacy". - Go back to the sales order and change the delivered quantity. You should see that the invoiced quantity is automatically set to 0. A similar behavior can be observed with purchase orders. Why this is happening: When a new “Invoicing Switch Threshold” is set, all posted invoices before the threshold are marked as `canceled`. In v15, changing the delivered quantities triggers the invoiced quantities to be recalculated as well. However, computing invoiced quantities doesn't take into account invoices that are marked as `canceled`. This mean that the newly computed invoiced quantities won't include invoices posted before threshold. opw-2896797 closes odoo/odoo#98909 X-original-commit: cc979734bd7ef3f2a94b411cb7b4f3e782b7ddab Signed-off-by: William André (wan) <wan@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Nshimiyimana Serge Séna (sesn) <sesn@odoo.com>
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