Dylan Kiss (dyki)
7bc50e848c
After the removal of the `balance` line in payment terms in 16.2, the behavior was not the same as it was before when using a fixed line. Example: $ 1000 | Amount | Type | Example Value | | ------ | ------- | ------------- | | 50 | Percent | $ 475 | | 50 | Fixed | $ 50 | | 50 | Percent | $ 475 | We used to remove the fixed lines, then split the remaining amount according to the percentages, and finally insert the fixed lines again. Since this behavior is both different than before (where we had a balance line) and not clear to the user, we changed it so that the last line in a payment term (no matter the type) is behaving as a balance line. After this fix, our example looks as follows. Example: $ 1000 | Amount | Type | Example Value | | ------ | ------- | ------------- | | 50 | Percent | $ 500 | | 50 | Fixed | $ 50 | | 50 | Percent | $ 450 | task-3270971 closes odoo/odoo#122552 X-original-commit: 1bc73bc9daff4fa9d88739ba49382971f2077e3f Signed-off-by: Laurent Smet <las@odoo.com> Signed-off-by: Dylan Kiss (dyki) <dyki@odoo.com>
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