Sarah BellefroidandRobin Engels
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Currently, when you refund an order that was paid with bank, thus not rounded, the refund is rounded wich result in a difference between the original order and the refund. This also happens when the original order was paid with multiple payments and one of them was not rounded and the other was. The refund will be rounded as one single payment. This also results in a difference between the original order and the refund. Steps to reproduce: ------------------- * Setup a rounding method with a precision of 5.0 * Create a product with a price of 138.0 * Open the POS and add the product to the order * Pay the order with 2 payments, one bank of 55 and one cash that will be rounded to 80. * Validate the order * Go in the backend and refund the order * The refund will be rounded to 135.0 Why the fix: ------------ The new behavior after this fix: * When refunding the entire original order, the amount to refund should be equal to what the customer paid on the original order (thus taking into account the rounding). * When doing a partial refund, the amount that should be refunded correspond to the base price of the article(s) selected. The issue was about the fact that refunds differed in prices compared to the original order. With this fix, there could still be a difference in the prices if a customer comes multiple times to do a partial refund and end up refunding the total order. This difference exists only if the original order was paid with rounding and will be maximum the rounding defined. Since this is a rare event, we consider this difference to be acceptable. Post-fixup: ----------- The function `_get_rounded_amount()` was modified as we are not computing cash rounding when refunding anymore. opw-3701574 closes odoo/odoo#162416 X-original-commit: f8e78cdee3dac64a3ac3d8da529aea398cdb7393 Signed-off-by: Joseph Caburnay (jcb) <jcb@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Sarah Bellefroid (sbel) <sbel@odoo.com> Co-authored-by: Robin Engels <roen@odoo.com>
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